The Advanced Cruise Missile (ACM) program is a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) operating under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway. The program appears focused on the lifecycle management and eventual decommissioning of the Advanced Cruise Missile system, including its navigation control sets, sensors, and associated components. Based on the contract data, significant program activity occurred between 2006-2013, with an emphasis on demilitarization efforts in later years.
The contract awards associated with this program range from small purchases of computer equipment and office supplies (typically $3,000-30,000) to larger demilitarization efforts reaching nearly $1 million per order. The most substantial contracts were Cost Plus Award Fee delivery orders for the demilitarization of ACM Navigation Control Sets (NCS), Laser Doppler Velocimeter (LDV) systems, and related components, with values between $500,000 and $1 million and performance periods of 1-3 years. Most contracts were awarded without set-aside designations, and the majority used Firm Fixed Price arrangements. Supporting contracts included IT infrastructure, technical equipment, and various administrative supplies. No single prime contractor emerged as dominant in the available contract data, though multiple awards were executed through various GSA Schedule vehicles, particularly IT Schedule 70 and Office Products schedules.