Stryker Reconfigurable Desktop Trainer Delta Kits

The U.S. Army awarded a sole-source, firm-fixed-price contract to InVeris Training Solutions Inc. for 30 units of the 30mm Stryker Reconfigurable Desktop Trainer (SRDT) Delta Kits, valued at $753,602.14, under solicitation number W912CH25C0091. This non-competitive action was justified under FAR 6.302-1(a)(2)(ii)(B), as InVeris is the sole source capable of providing these kits due to its exclusive ownership of proprietary technical data and software essential for compatibility with existing Stryker training systems, and the government lacks the rights to re-engineer or compete the requirement without incurring a 24-month delay that would severely impact mission readiness. Each Delta Kit includes a Commander Extension Kit, Gunner Monitor Extension Kit, and MCWS Control Grips Kit, designed to replicate live vehicle training environments for DVH and DVHA1 Stryker platforms, enabling instructor-led training independent of physical vehicles during software remediation. The contract requires delivery within 20 weeks of an Army Release Order to InVeris’s facility in Suwanee, Georgia, with acceptance to be conducted by the government at a designated installation following First Article Testing to verify functional adherence to specifications. The award includes mandatory compliance with FAR 52.219-8 and 52.219-9, necessitating a Small Business Subcontracting Plan, though no socioeconomic certifications were provided by the contractor. Payment obligations are tied to fiscal year 2025 Weapons & Tracked Combat Vehicles funding, with no option periods, extensions, or detailed packaging, marking, or FOB terms specified. The Contracting Officer, Marta Furman, and Contract Specialist, Katie Ordakowski, are located at the Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal in Warren, Michigan, while technical oversight is led by Michael J. Gammon and Lawrence R. Shell. InVeris has explicitly refused to license the SRDT Technical Data Package, reinforcing the necessity of this sole-source award, while the government is actively pursuing a negotiated license to mitigate long-term dependence on this vendor.