Guardrail Common Sensor

The GUARDRAIL Common Sensor program represents a significant Department of Defense acquisition initiative managed under program identification GCH-MDP. While specific technical details are limited in the provided documentation, the program appears to focus on electronics and communications systems, likely involving sensor technologies for military applications. The program's scope encompasses substantial engineering and technical service components within the defense electronics sector.

The program's contract activities include two major time and materials delivery orders awarded in mid-2002, both extending through October 31, 2006. The larger award, valued at approximately $37.5 million, was issued to ITEL Solutions, an ILEX TELOS company in Mays Landing, New Jersey, while Northrop Grumman Information Technology received a smaller award of approximately $2.8 million. Both contracts were administered through the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, with neither utilizing small business set-asides. The contracts primarily covered engineering technical services under procurement category R425, with work classified under the electronics and communication sector. Contract ceiling values were not specified for either award, suggesting potential for additional funding modifications.