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CH53K CFTD PHASE II
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The CH53K Containerized Flight Training Device (CFTD) Phase II contract, solicitation number N6134021R0001, was awarded to Sikorsky Aircraft Co. on July 8, 2022. This firm-fixed-price order, valued at 32,645,168 dollars, covers the procurement of one CH53K containerized flight training device. The project is managed by the Department of Defense through the Nawc Training Systems Division based in Orlando, Florida. Performance for this contract is expected to be completed by December 2024. While the primary place of performance is listed in Stratford, Connecticut, work will be conducted across multiple sites located in Virginia, Connecticut, and Florida. The procurement falls under NAICS code 333318.
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$9,431,681Place of Performance
Stratford, CT, 06614, USASet-Aside
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LTSS JVAward Issued Date
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