CONTROL UNIT,SUPERV

This contract is a sole-source award to Triumph Engine Control Systems, CAGE 11599, for the procurement of a CONTROL UNIT, SUPERV (NSN 2995-01-680-3143 / PN 4155T12P10) under a three-year Firm-Fixed-Price Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) arrangement. The acquisition is justified under 10 U.S.C. 3204(a)(1) and FAR 6.302-1(a)(2) due to the absence of alternative responsible sources, with only Triumph and General Electric historically qualified to supply this item, and GE having declined to participate. Market research confirms the unavailability of technical data necessary to support competitive sourcing, and the presence of military-sensitive technology, designated as SSEL with FED ONLY distribution, further restricts eligibility to authorized producers. The contract permits a minimum order of 331 units and a maximum of 1,500 units over the term, with options for increased quantity and term extension, though specific option values remain undefined. Performance is to be delivered to West Hartford, Connecticut, while administrative oversight is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency Contracting Activity at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Compliance with stringent quality and manufacturing standards is mandated, including production of Class 1 castings per MIL-STD-2175 and adherence to AMSC codes C, K, H, N, and S, which enforce engineering source approval, specialized inspection capabilities, and restrictions due to insufficient technical data or rights. Labeling must reflect the National Stock Number and CAGE code, along with Controlled Unclassified Information markings, though formal packaging, preservation, or barcoding specifications are not detailed. The contract lacks defined unit pricing, extended costs, or full financial thresholds, rendering the total value unquantifiable. No Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical oversight personnel are named, and while payment procedures, invoicing methods, and accounting codes are unspecified, key approvals were secured from the Contracting Officer, Competition Advocate, and Head of Contracting Activity. Delivery schedules are not defined beyond the three-year IDIQ term, FOB terms are unstated, and no proposal submission protocols or evaluation criteria apply due to the non-competitive nature of the award.