14 -- Procurement of Flight Termination System (FTS) Batteries to Support AGM-130 Test Requirements
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The Precision Strike System Program Office at Eglin AFB plans to award a contract to Eagle-Picher Technologies, LLC for the production of 10 EP-1025 and 10 EP-1005 Flight Termination System batteries. These batteries are essential to support the AGM-130 Weapon System Evaluation Program tests scheduled for fiscal year 2003. Eagle-Picher, based in Joplin, Missouri, is the sole known manufacturer capable of meeting the required delivery timeline, as they originally designed these batteries and possess the necessary production capabilities. The contract announcement includes details for programmatic and technical inquiries directed to Lt. Shane Olsen, while contractual questions can be addressed to Kathy Corbin or Jeffrey D. Cox at Eglin AFB. Additionally, an ombudsman has been appointed to facilitate communication between potential contractors and the government, ensuring concerns and recommendations are confidentially relayed without influencing the proposal evaluation or source selection processes. Interested parties seeking further information or assistance can contact Dr. Mario Caluda.
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