The AN/ALR-67 Countermeasure Warning System is a Department of Defense acquisition program focused on electronic warfare capabilities. Based on the contract descriptions and product classifications, this system appears to be centered on electronic countermeasures, counter-countermeasures, and quick reaction capabilities equipment. The program operates under the DoD Acquisition Program Number (PNO) GHT and primarily serves military electronic warfare and communications requirements.
The program's contract awards from 1999 to 2005 were predominantly issued through the Naval Air Systems Command and U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, with no set-aside designations utilized. Contract values ranged from $346,366 to $35,473,103, with a mix of cost-plus-incentive and firm-fixed-price contract types. Primary contractors included Raytheon Company performing work in Goleta, California, and Condor Systems, Inc. operating from multiple California locations including Morgan Hill, San Jose, and Simi Valley. Contract periods typically spanned 1-3 years, with the largest awards structured as definitive contracts and smaller requirements fulfilled through delivery orders. The work primarily involved maintenance, repair, and delivery of electronics and communication equipment under Federal Supply Code 5865.