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Aircraft Sensors Technical Support Services

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Customs and Border Protection is seeking technical support services to sustain, maintain, upgrade, modify, and perform intermediate and depot-level repairs on critical aircraft sensor systems including the Seavue Radar, APG-66(V)5, Minotaur Mission System, TPX-54 IFF, Navigational System Interface Unit computers, Ocean Surveillance Initiative computer variants, Situational Awareness Display System computers, and related ancillary equipment. These systems are essential to the operational effectiveness of CBP’s P-3 Orion, De Havilland Canada DHC-8, General Atomics MQ-9, and Beechcraft 200 LR Multi-role Enforcement Aircraft. The acquisition is structured as a sole source procurement, indicating that the contract will be awarded without competition due to unique technical requirements or proprietary expertise. Performance of the work is expected to occur in Jacksonville, California, with primary point of contact Frank Tagg and alternate Gary Brown available for inquiries, and Ivette Jorge serving as the Small Business Specialist to coordinate any applicable small business outreach.

General Info

CBP seeks sole-source technical support for critical aircraft sensor systems maintenance and repairs in Jacksonville, California.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → Customs And Border ProtectionView Agency

NAICS

334511 - Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Jacksonville, CA, US

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Customs And Border Protection
Contacts3 people available
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Department of Homeland Security → Customs And Border Protection
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Ivette JorgeSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

Full Description

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Procure technical support services required for sustainment, maintenance, upgrade, modification, and intermediate and/or depot-level repair for various sensors, including: Seavue Radar, APG-66(V)5, Minotaur Mission System, TPX-54 IFF, Navigational System Interface Unit (NSIU) computers, Ocean Surveillance Initiative (OSI) computer variants, Situational Awareness Display System (SADS) computers, and ancillary systems. These systems are key mission performance enablers for CBP’s P-3 Orion, De Havilland Canada DHC-8, General Atomics MQ-9, and Beechcraft 200 LR Multi-role Enforcement Aircraft MEA. Acquisition Strategy: Sole Source

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