The UNIVERSAL (FT) W/DOZER program is a Department of Defense acquisition initiative focused on vehicular components and combat vehicle systems. Based on the program categorization and contract details, it appears to be primarily concerned with brake, steering, axle, and wheel components for military vehicles, specifically those related to combat vehicle applications. The program has been active since at least the late 1980s and operates under the oversight of the U.S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command.
Contract awards under this program have been executed as firm-fixed-price definitive contracts without set-aside designations. The largest identified contract award was issued to United Defense in York, Pennsylvania for approximately $48.7 million in September 1997, with performance extending through 2006. Contract values have varied significantly, from $30,000 to over $48 million. The U.S. Army Tank-Automotive & Armaments Command appears as the primary contracting authority, with work specifically categorized under vehicular brake, steering, axle, and wheel components for combat vehicles. York, Pennsylvania has served as a key location for contract performance, particularly through United Defense's facility at 1100 Bairs Road.
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