Sole Source Publication - MSCT Software

The 700 Contracting Squadron has awarded a sole-source contract for the Multi-Source Correlator Tracker (MSCT) software under solicitation number FA561326F0150, with a firm-fixed-price structure and a total value of $827,626.08. The contract supports the continued operation of MSCT, a proprietary and mission-critical data fusion engine integrated into the Battlespace Command and Control Center, with a performance period from May 4, 2026, to May 3, 2027. The sole-source justification is based on GSAM/R 538.7104-3(b)(1)(ii), citing the software’s unique, non-commercial, and highly specialized nature as a presidentially funded Program of Record, with Solvpsis— a Raytheon subsidiary—as the only capable provider. Deliverables include perpetual software licenses for one Display Server and up to three MSCT Displays, an extension pack for the domestic BC3 system restricted to U.S. Government use, and additional unspecified software components, all delivered digitally with no physical packaging or traditional military marking requirements specified. Performance is to occur in Miesenbach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, while administrative oversight is managed by the contracting office in APO, AE. The contract does not include standard FAR clauses, evaluation factors, or competitive processes due to its non-competitive nature. No clear information is provided regarding payment office details, accounting codes, invoicing methods, or designated Contracting Officer’s Representatives. The vendor’s unique entity identifier, socioeconomic status, or size designation are not stated, nor are any formal representations or certifications from the offeror included. Technical specifications are derived solely from the software’s role in Air Force systems, with no cited MIL-STD or industry standards for acceptance, inspection, or quality control. Inspection and acceptance authority rests with the Government, aligned with the place of performance, though explicit criteria are absent. Digital signatures are present on the award document, indicating electronic execution, and all deliverables are license-based with no physical media or barcoding requirements defined.