Anti-Ship Weapon

The Anti-Ship Weapon (HARPOON) is a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) operating under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway. The program encompasses the development, production, and sustainment of the HARPOON missile system, including associated command and launch control systems. Based on the contract data, the program serves both United States Navy requirements and supports Foreign Military Sales (FMS) to various allied nations, including Japan, Netherlands, Egypt, Korea, and Taiwan.

The program's contract actions reflect a diverse range of deliverables including missile production lots, integrated logistics support, engineering services, and training systems. Production contracts represent the highest dollar values, with HARPOON Lot 85 and 86 productions valued at approximately $66M and $121M respectively. Contract durations typically range from several months for smaller support tasks to multi-year periods for production and sustained support services. Most contracts are structured as Firm Fixed Price, with occasional Cost Plus Fixed Fee arrangements for technical support services. The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) appears as the primary contracting authority, with nearly all contracts being unrestricted competitions without set-asides. Notable deliverables include the AN/SWG-1A(V) HARPOON Ship Command-Launch Control Set (HSCLCS), HARPOON Tactical Training Program (HTTP), and various simulation and training systems for both U.S. and allied forces.