A-7D (CORSAIR II)

The A-7D Corsair II represents a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) operating under the Major Capability Acquisition (MCA) pathway within the Department of Defense. Based on the program identification and contract descriptions, this appears to be focused on sustainment and modernization of systems related to the A-7D aircraft platform, though the specific scope of current activities is primarily centered on software and electronic systems support rather than airframe procurement.

The federal contract awards associated with this program from 2007-2015 demonstrate a diverse range of procurements including software licenses, maintenance agreements, electronic displays, and engineering services. Contract values ranged from approximately $800 to over $360 million, with the largest award being a Cost Plus Fixed Fee engineering services contract to Raytheon Company through the Naval Sea Systems Command. The Department of the Navy and Air Force appear as primary contracting agencies, with work performed in locations including Largo, Florida. While some contracts were designated as Total Small Business set-asides, the majority had no set-aside designation. The procurement vehicles utilized included Purchase Orders, Delivery Orders, and Definitive Contracts, with Firm Fixed Price being the predominant pricing structure except for the large Raytheon engineering services contract.