Landing Craft Air Cushion LCAC

The Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) is a major Department of Defense acquisition program managed under DoD Program Number SEB. The LCAC represents a specialized naval platform designed to support amphibious operations. While specific technical details are limited in the provided data, the program appears to focus on the procurement and sustainment of these specialized landing craft vessels that utilize air cushion technology for enhanced mobility and operational capabilities.

The program includes significant contract activity, exemplified by contract N0002403C2200 awarded by the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) to Textron Marine & Land Systems in New Orleans, Louisiana. This particular fixed-price incentive contract, awarded in December 2002, had an ultimate completion date of December 2016 and obligated approximately $270.9 million. The contract was executed without set-aside provisions, suggesting full and open competition. The place of performance was centered in New Orleans, with Textron's facility located on Chef Menteur Highway serving as the primary contractor location. The contract's scope appears to focus on ship-related deliverables under the federal supply classification for landing craft (FSC 1907).