14--IRIG-B Time Distribution System IAW with SOW
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This solicitation, originally numbered FA8207-17-Q-7000, pertains to the procurement of a 14--IRIG-B Time Distribution System in accordance with the Statement of Work. Following an industry day held in December 2017, it was determined that the requirements needed further clarification, leading to the solicitation being updated and reposted under a new number, FA8207-18-Q-0004. The effort is designated as a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5, with the applicable NAICS code 334290, indicating it falls within the communications equipment manufacturing sector. The place of performance is in Utah, specifically under the ZIP code 84056. Key points of contact for this solicitation include Adam J. Young and Contracting Officer Brent J. Michelson, who can be reached via the provided emails and phone numbers. The update and reposting reflect the government's intent to refine the scope and ensure a clear, well-defined acquisition strategy that supports small business participation. Further details and ongoing updates are accessible through the linked SAM.gov workspace.
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Hill Air Force Base, UT, 84056, USASet-Aside
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