JCC(X)

DoD acquisition program

Program facts

Program number
332
Program type
Other
Lead component
Contract awards
5
Contract obligations
$1,393,203 Since fiscal year 2004

Program details come from the Department of Defense's acquisition program list. Contract figures come from SAM.gov (formerly FPDS).

Contract obligations by fiscal year

Fiscal year Obligated
FY2009 $1,000,133
FY2008 $4,223
FY2004 $388,847

Top contractors by obligations

Rank Contractor Obligated Share
1 3E Technologies International, Inc. $1,000,133
2 Kevlin Corporation $194,040
3 Wiebel Aerospace (1995) Inc. $161,500
4 Lockheed Martin Corp $33,307
5 Textron, Inc. $4,223

Contract awards

Award Awarded Obligated
Provide services for the navy-wide vpms N6133108D0043-0004 · 3E Technologies International, Inc. · Naval Sea Systems Command (Navy) $1,000,133
Craftsman 5 drawer tool chest W912KC08F0281 · Textron, Inc. · Pennsylvania National Guard (ARNG) $4,223
Definitive Contract N0038304CA035 Kevlin Corporation · Naval Supply Systems Command (Navy) $194,040
Definitive Contract N0038304CB049 Wiebel Aerospace (1995) Inc. · Naval Supply Systems Command (Navy) $161,500
Purchase Order N0010404PTQ06 Lockheed Martin Corp · Naval Supply Systems Command (Navy) $33,307

About this program

The JCC(X) program appears to be a Department of Defense acquisition program focused on various naval systems and components. Based on the contract data provided, the program encompasses both hardware acquisitions and technical services supporting naval operations. While classified as "Other" in terms of defense program type, the contract actions suggest it primarily involves naval inventory control and equipment procurement.

The program's contract awards from 2004-2010 range from $4,223 to $1,000,133, with most actions being firm-fixed-price contracts issued through the Naval Inventory Control Point. Deliverables include radar equipment, aircraft hydraulic systems, engine accessories, and technical services such as the Navy-wide VPMS (Vessel Performance Monitoring System). Notable contractors include Lockheed Martin Corporation, Kevlin Corporation, and Wiebel Aerospace. Contract vehicles include definitive contracts, delivery orders, and purchase orders, with performance locations spread across the United States and Canada. While most awards had no set-aside designation, at least one contract was designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, which was also noted as a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I action.

Quick answers

What is JCC(X)?

JCC(X) is a DoD acquisition program led by the Department of the Navy. DoD lists its program type as Other.

How much has JCC(X) obligated on contracts?

5 contract awards are coded to JCC(X), and their actions have obligated $1,393,203 since fiscal year 2004.

Who are the top contractors on JCC(X)?

The contractors obligated the most on JCC(X) contracts are 3E Technologies International, Inc. ($1,000,133), Kevlin Corporation ($194,040) and Wiebel Aerospace (1995) Inc. ($161,500).

What is the latest contract award for JCC(X)?

The latest contract award coded to JCC(X) is N6133108D0043-0004, awarded to 3E Technologies International, Inc. on May 22, 2009.

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