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Taiwan Army Modified UH60M Black Hawk Maintenance Trainer

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ID04130185Federal

Submission Closed03/11/2014, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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This contract, managed by the General Services Administration's Fas Aas Region 4 office, involves a sole-source award to Logistics Service International, Inc. for the production and modification of one U.S. Army Black Hawk Maintenance Trainer. The project is specifically designed to modify the trainer to meet the UH-60M configurations required by the Taiwan Army. The total value of the action is 8,882,628 dollars, with a performance period that commenced on March 17, 2014. The agreement is structured as a Firm Fixed Price contract, though it includes supporting Time and Material CLINs to account for any unplanned support requirements. Identified under solicitation number ID04130185 and NAICS code 336413, the procurement was justified as an other than full and open competition to ensure the specific technical requirements for the Taiwan Army were met.