ELECTRONICS

The ELECTRONICS program is a Department of Defense acquisition program identified by program number G and program ID G-MDP. While specific details about the program's exact nature and objectives are limited in the source data, it appears to be focused on electronics-related acquisitions for defense purposes. The program demonstrates significant ongoing procurement activity, with numerous contract actions executed through various contracting vehicles.

The federal contract awards associated with this program span from October 1989 through June 1990, with individual contract values ranging from small purchases of $41,000 to larger acquisitions of up to $15,580,000. The contracts utilize multiple contract types including Definitive Contracts, Purchase Orders, and Delivery Orders, with all awards employing Firm Fixed Price pricing arrangements. No set-aside designations were used for any of the contracts, indicating full and open competition. The contract actions show a mix of positive obligations and deobligations, with several contracts reflecting modifications to reduce funding. All contracts show a $0 ceiling value, suggesting these were standalone purchases rather than indefinite delivery vehicles. The data does not specify contractors, funding agencies, or places of performance.