PROPHET

PROPHET is a Category II Major Defense Acquisition Program operating under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway within the Department of Defense. While the program's full scope and mission are not detailed in the provided materials, it appears to encompass multiple missile and weapons system components based on the associated contract awards. The program utilizes standard DoD acquisition procedures with no special designations or authorities noted.

The program's recent contract awards range from $81,384 to $1.32 million, with performance periods typically spanning 8-20 months. Primary contractors include major defense firms like Lockheed Martin Corporation and Raytheon Company, as well as specialized suppliers such as Pacific Propeller International LLC. The contracts cover various missile system components and training devices, including Patriot missile spare parts and Stinger missile Command to Line of Sight Tactical Missile training devices. Work is performed at contractor facilities in Texas, Arizona, and Washington state. The Department of the Army Materiel Command and Naval Supply Systems Command are the primary contracting authorities, with no set-aside designations used in any of the reviewed awards. Contract types include both firm-fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements, structured as both purchase orders and delivery orders.