FIM-43 REDEYE MISSILE

The FIM-43 REDEYE MISSILE program represents a Department of Defense acquisition initiative focused on a man-portable surface-to-air missile system. The program, designated under DoD Acquisition Program Number CMS, appears to have been active during the 1980s based on the contract award dates. While specific technical details are not provided in the source material, the REDEYE system was a procurement program that involved multiple contract vehicles and delivery orders.

The contract data shows awards ranging from $26,000 to $896,000, with a total contracted value of approximately $3.45 million across the documented period of 1984-1988. The majority of contracts were structured as Firm Fixed Price arrangements, though several Cost Plus Incentive contracts were also utilized. The program employed both Definitive Contracts and Delivery Orders, with approximately 40% of the awards designated as Total Small Business set-asides. No consistent prime contractors are identified in the provided data. The contracting activity appears to have been primarily managed through Army contracting offices, as evidenced by the "DAA" and "DAAH" prefixed contract numbers. Contract durations and specific places of performance are not indicated in the source material.