SIT SAT Wireless Conversion

The U.S. Government is procuring commercial electronic targetry components and associated onsite installation services to upgrade 99 existing hardwired Stationary Infantry Targets (SIT) and Stationary Armor Targets (SAT) at Fort Riley, Kansas, to a wireless configuration. The effort requires the installation of 72 Command and Control Boards for SITs and 27 for SATs, along with 99 Wire and Antenna Kits and 99 RF Modules, all integrated into the current range infrastructure to enhance reliability and eliminate ongoing maintenance issues caused by degraded physical wiring. All work must be completed on-site at Fort Riley’s Gunnery South Mounted Machine Gun Gunnery Complex by September 30, 2026, with performance limited to no more than 120 calendar days from contract award. The contract is firm fixed price, with no option periods or extensions permitted, and transportation and delivery are FOB destination under the contractor’s responsibility. The place of delivery is Building 7920, while performance occurs at Building 9076, both within Fort Riley. The contractor must comply with stringent Department of Defense standards, including MIL-STD-129 for packaging and shipping labels and MIL-STD-130 for Unique Item Identification using two-dimensional Data Matrix barcodes, incorporating enterprise identifiers and serial numbers encoded per ISO/IEC 15434. All items must be registered in the DoD IUID registry. Technical requirements mandate adherence to the Quality Control Plan and Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan, with final acceptance performed by the Government at the destination after validation through the TRACR system. Contractors must submit proposals through SAM.gov and comply with FAR and DFARS clauses, including those addressing cybersecurity, security prohibitions, subcontracting, and sustainable products, all under Deviation 2026-O0038. Offerors must hold a valid Unique Entity ID and CAGE code, and disclose any connection to inverted domestic corporations or foreign persons subject to tax withholding. Security requirements are extensive: contractor personnel require local background checks, must comply with DD Form 254 for classification, and submit an Initial Installation Pass Log within three days of award. Key personnel, including a program manager and quality control manager with at least five years of relevant experience, must be identified within five days of award. Contractors must provide signed non-disclosure agreements, avoid any photography without written OPSEC authorization, and strictly safeguard Government-issued keys and access devices. Inadvertent disclosure or misuse