LIPTM00250, Shore Sub C4I IPT, (FIXED SUBMARINE BROADCAST SYSTEM (FSBS) FIXED VERY LOW FREQUENCY/LOW FREQUENCY (FVLF/LF) ENGINEERING SERVICES) Base + 4 Options SEAPORT NEXGEN (C)
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The Department of the Navy, specifically through the Submarine Integration Division Head at Niwclant, is forecasting a contract for Fixed Submarine Broadcast System engineering services. This requirement focuses on the Shore Sub C4I IPT and involves Fixed Very Low Frequency and Low Frequency engineering support. The project is structured as a base contract with four additional option periods and will be procured via the SEAPORT NEXGEN vehicle. Performance for these engineering services is designated to take place in Charleston, South Carolina. While the specific NAICS code is currently to be determined, the forecast indicates a long-term strategic effort to maintain and enhance critical submarine communication infrastructure.
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