AMD 0001 AGMS Production FY26, Sole Source to Lockheed Martin

The contract solicitation SPRRA225R0097, titled "AMD 0001 AGMS Production FY26, Sole Source to Lockheed Martin," issued by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, pertains to the production and engineering services for Air-to-Ground Missile Systems (AGMS) for Fiscal Year 2026. The primary focus is on manufacturing and supporting variants of the HELLFIRE missile (AGM-114R and AGM-114R-2) and the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) AGM-179A. This effort will be conducted under a new subsumable contract within the existing umbrella contract SPE4AX22D9000. The contract type is primarily Firm Fixed Price, with some Cost Plus Fixed Fee elements. The work will be performed at the place of performance in Orlando, Florida, while contract administration and coordination are managed from Redstone Arsenal. The solicitation includes detailed minimum and maximum quantities for various missile variants and related components, with recent amendments correcting maximum quantities to align with referenced enclosures. Proposals are due by January 26, 2026. The solicitation mandates strict compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) clauses, including those addressing cybersecurity, export controls under the Arms Export Control Act, organizational conflicts of interest, limitation on pass-through charges, and prohibitions on the use of certain telecommunications equipment. The offeror must submit comprehensive and fully supportable cost data, including an un-sanitized, formula-intact Microsoft Excel cost breakdown consistent with FAR 15.408 requirements. Use of ProPricer software requires submission of the original workbook with all formulas intact. Evaluation criteria and basis of award are not explicitly provided in the documentation. Communication with government personnel is tightly controlled to avoid conflicts of interest, and all proposal interactions must occur through designated contacts. The contract also requires certifications related to export controls and telecommunications equipment and emphasizes adherence to quality standards and compliance reporting. Key government points of contact include Contracting Officer Mallory Medley and contracting specialist Anna Phillips. Shipping, inspection, acceptance locations, and FOB terms are not explicitly detailed, focusing the solicitation on the technical, pricing, and compliance elements necessary to support production of these critical missile systems for FY26.