Microwave Power Module (MPM) and Associated Evaluation, Repair and Modification Services

The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD) Airborne Threat Simulation Organization (ATSO) is the primary source of Electronic Warfare (EW) threat simulation for weapons development, test, and evaluation (DT&E), Fleet training, and target applications in the Department of Defense. It is responsible for the development of threat systems that simulate or replicate radar signals and electronic attack (EA) threat environments. These systems are used throughout a weapons system's life cycle; from rack units for use in laboratories and hardware-in-the-loop facilities during development, to airborne pods for use on manned aircraft for testing and Fleet training. These systems are also installed in and on unmanned aerial targets for live fire development test and operational test of weapons systems. As the Tri-Service lead for EA and radar signal threat simulation products, the ATSO supports a broad scope of users throughout the Navy, Air Force, and the Army. The contract CLINS are: CLIN 0001-235 Each, Manufacture G/J MPM-1611AS474-2 for $14,828,500; CLIN 0002-235 Each, Manufacture E/F MPM-1611AS479 for $16,217,350; CLIN 0003-200 Each, Teardown & Evaluations for $986,000; CLIN 0004-200 Each, Repair Services for $2,678,024; CLIN 0005-1 Lot, Modification Services for $4,179,066; and CLIN 0006-Technical Data Not Separately Priced for a total of $38,888,940.