F/A-18 AND EA-G HARM COMMAND LAUNCH COMPUTER

The Naval Air Systems Command PMA-265 plans to award a sole source delivery order to Raytheon Company Missile Systems under the existing Basic Ordering Agreement for the procurement of 15 High Speed Anti-Radiation Command Launch Computers (HARM-CLC). These launch computers serve as the critical interface between the AGM-88 missile system and aircraft avionics, making them essential for mission success. The contract will be negotiated under FAR 6-302.1, recognizing Raytheon as the only capable supplier able to meet both production and scheduling demands. This acquisition continues an ongoing effort with Raytheon, emphasizing the need for specialized expertise and security clearances. Interested parties must demonstrate possession of approved facilities and personnel clearances or the ability to obtain them promptly to meet schedule requirements. Additionally, they must submit a Statement of Qualifications to prove their capability to fulfill the Government's needs within the required timeframe. The contract relates to procurement under solicitation number N00019-15-P2-PMA-265-0329, with performance set to take place in Tucson, Arizona. The Naval Air Warfare Center Air Division is the contracting agency, with Joanna L Schwab serving as the contract specialist point of contact. This notice is posted for informational purposes, indicating a highly specialized and restricted procurement.