TRIDENT II (D-5) Missile Production and Deployed Systems Support

A detailed description of the TRIDENT II (D5) and TRIDENT I (C4), missile subsystem requirements is presented in Attachment A. All quantities set forth in this attachment are conditioned upon funds and/or quantities authorized and appropriated by Congress. TRIDENT II (D5) and TRIDENT I (C4) missile subsystem requirements may be generally described as follows: - Missile body, re-entry body, D5 instrumentation systems and support equipment production (D5 only) - D5 Production Continuity Hardware (D5 only) - Procurement of components and requalification activities in support of D5 life extension requirements - Critical components in support of D5 life extension requirements - Field Processing - Engineering and operational support services - Training material development and maintenance - Trainer design and operational support - Spares and integrated logistics support - Flight Test Analysis and Range Support - Safety Assurance including Nuclear Weapon Security (NWS) - Missile and support equipment repair - Flight Test Planning and Flight Test Data Acquisition and Processing (D5 only) - Development, production and installation of SPALTs/PADs/Sers [Special Projects Alterations, POMF (POLARIS Missile Facility) Alteration Documents, and Support Equipment Requirements]. - Develop and produce an Alteration Release Assembly - Develop an Enhanced Telemetry System - Provide TRIDENT SWS Missile Training. - Technical services in support of the C4/D5 Ballast System and Test Instrumentation Mast program. - Technical services in support of all requirements associated with TRIDENT I(C4) related to asset dispositions and disposal. - In addition to TRIDENT II (D5), and TRIDENT I (C4) missile subsystem requirements, there is also a requirement to: 1. Provide storage and maintenance for the Tomahawk Land Attack Missile, Nuclear (TLAM-N) at the Strategic Weapons Facilities. 2. Perform processing and provide technical services in support of the SSGN Attack Weapon System (AWS) at SWFLANT. 3. Develop technology applicable to global strike objectives that integrates with existing TRIDENT missile and/or the platform, and the missile processing and TRIDENT operations infrastructure. 4. Provide Options for Flight Test Data Acquisition and Analysis for the Air Force and the Missile Defense Agency In addition to the items detailed above, a separate contract with the value of approximately $15 - $20 million is planned to be issued in May 2010 to provide Long Lead Material (LLM) for the FY11 follow-on procurement. This amount is included in the amounts set out below. FY09 FY10 Total RDT&E 10,471,000 10,471,000 OPN 5,348,000 5,348,000 O&MN 277,906,000 277,906,000 WPN 11,240,000 705,712,000 716,952,000 SCN Total 11,240,000 999,437,000 1,010,677,000 Increase in Level of Effort Option $26,000,000 Component/Requalification Option 20,000,000 Total Estimated Dollar Value $1,056,677,000