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Paraguay (PA-P-SAC) In-Country TPS-78 Radar Site Infrastructure, Support and Sustainment (C)

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The contract focuses on in-country infrastructure, support, and sustainment for the TPS-78 radar system located in Paraguay, ensuring continuous operational readiness and mission effectiveness. It encompasses all necessary activities to maintain, repair, and upgrade the radar site’s physical and technical systems, including power, communications, security, environmental controls, and site logistics, tailored to the operational environment in Paraguay. The effort requires skilled personnel, specialized equipment, and long-term planning to support U.S. defense objectives through persistent surveillance and air domain awareness capabilities. The work is under the purview of the Naval Information Warfare Systems command, with the contracting officer Kristin White overseeing execution. While the place of performance is listed as San Diego, the actual operational location is in Paraguay, indicating that management, coordination, and possibly training or oversight functions may originate from the U.S. but the primary field activities occur abroad. The contract is projected to be issued in August 2026 and is open to competitive sourcing without a specified set-aside designation, suggesting it may be available to both domestic and international vendors capable of meeting the technical and logistical demands of sustaining a forward-deployed radar system in a foreign theater.

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Support sustainment of TPS-78 radar in Paraguay for U.S. defense via continuous ops, logistics, and upgrades.

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Naval Information Warfare SystemsView Agency

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561621 - Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)View NAICS

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San Diego, CA, US

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AgencyNaval Information Warfare Systems
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Paraguay (PA-P-SAC) In-Country TPS-78 Radar Site Infrastructure, Support and Sustainment

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