Golden Dome Missile Defense

This group includes missiles (with or without warheads or explosive components) incorporating mechanisms capable of altering normal flight paths. Radar and infrared assemblies and components designed specifically for use with guided missiles are classified in the appropriate classes of this group. Excluded from this group are case sections, nose cones, flare sections, center sections, warheads, explosive components, rockets, and auxiliary components of missiles and re-entry vehicles which are designed or constructed for exclusive use with or for housing of nuclear warheads and/or warhead sections. Also excluded are space vehicle nose cones and space capsules specifically designed to carry loads peculiar to space research and space travel

The PSC Category C1BF encompasses Architect and Engineering services specifically focused on construction for missile system facilities. These services involve comprehensive design, engineering, and technical support for critical defense infrastructure related to ballistic missile defense programs. The work includes architectural design, engineering studies, facility assessments, power system evaluations, and technical consulting for missile defense sites and associated infrastructure. The services support the development, maintenance, and modernization of missile defense facilities across domestic and international locations.

Federal Contract Awards in this PSC category predominantly involve Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with multiple prime contractors, including Black & Veatch Special Projects Corp., AECOM + Tetra Tech Joint Venture, and Jacobs Government Services Company. Contract values range from approximately $50,000 to $25 million, with performance periods typically spanning 12-36 months. The primary funding agencies are the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Missile Defense Agency, and Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Most awards are not set aside and focus on missile defense facilities in locations such as Fort Greely, Alaska, Vandenberg Space Force Base, and various sites in Guam. Common tasks include power system design, facility upgrades, engineering studies, and infrastructure support for missile defense systems.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities indicate continued strategic investment in missile defense architectural and engineering services. The opportunities include a Generation 5 Missile Defense Architect-Engineering Indefinite Delivery Contract with an estimated $400 million shared capacity, targeting at least five awardees. The solicitations seek comprehensive facility engineering services supporting missile defense programs, with a focus on designing facilities for systems like Sentinel, Over the Horizon Radar, and Iron Dome America. Performance locations are expected to include domestic and international sites such as the United States, Germany, Japan, and Romania. The opportunities emphasize technical capabilities in specialized areas like HEMP shielding, seismic design, and complex military facility engineering.

Guided Missile Systems, Complete Includes Guided Missile Subsystems. Excludes Guided Missile Subsystems. This class includes only complete guided missile systems. Anything less than a complete system, such as individual end items, assemblies, parts, attachments, or accessories for use in guided missile systems are classified in classes other than this class.

The Product and Service Code (PSC) M1BF covers Operation of Missile System Facilities, focusing on comprehensive services and support for missile defense, testing, and aerospace operations. This category encompasses engineering services, technical support, equipment procurement, facility maintenance, and cybersecurity capabilities specifically tailored to missile defense and related aerospace missions. The services primarily support critical testing and evaluation programs for advanced missile and defense systems, including hypersonic weapon platforms and air defense infrastructure.

The federal contract awards in this PSC category demonstrate a focus on missile defense support, with recent awards targeting specialized operational capabilities. The example award to Alaska Aerospace Corporation by the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) illustrates typical contract characteristics: cost-plus-incentive delivery orders with ceiling values around $3.25 million and performance periods extending approximately two years. These contracts are generally not set aside for specific business types and involve comprehensive support services for missile-related research, development, and operational testing, primarily conducted at specialized facilities in locations like Alaska.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this PSC category reveal a robust market for advanced missile system test range services, particularly for hypersonic and mid-range missile technologies. The Army Contracting Command - Redstone Arsenal is seeking contractors to provide complex test range services supporting Long Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) and Mid-Range Capability (MRC) flight testing programs. Key requirements include sophisticated ground-based instrumentation, classified operations capabilities, specialized munitions storage, and comprehensive support for missile flight test programs. The opportunities span both contiguous and non-contiguous United States locations, with a focus on supporting mobile ground-launched hypersonic missiles, vertical launch systems, and associated test infrastructure from 2026 through 2029.