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USCG SFLC 5-Year Contract for MK 38 Machine Gun System Overhaul SPMR Kits

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The United States Coast Guard’s SFLC Engineering Services Division is preparing to award a five-year contract to procure 80 MK 38 Machine Gun System Overhaul SPMR Kits, with 16 kits delivered annually to the USCG Ordnance Shop in Baltimore, Maryland. These kits are critical to supporting the YARD MK 38 Standardization Pier-side Maintenance and Repair Overhaul Program, ensuring continued operational readiness of the Coast Guard’s weapon systems. The Government has identified BAE Systems & Land Armaments L.P. as the only responsible source capable of meeting the strict technical standards and specifications required, and intends to issue a Request for Quote exclusively to this vendor unless another qualified source is identified. All kit components are detailed and available through the designated point of contact, and performance will be executed at the Curtis Bay facility in Maryland. The contract falls under NAICS code 332995 and includes no set-aside provisions for small businesses, though a Small Business Specialist is listed for coordination purposes. Points of contact for technical inquiries include Nicholas Ligon and Andrew Chan, with Ramona Hatfield serving as the liaison for small business matters. The anticipated procurement timeline remains within the five-year framework, with no solicitation number or posted date yet assigned as the forecast remains in planning.

General Info

Five-year contract for 80 MK 38 overhaul kits to BAE Systems, delivered annually to Baltimore, no small business set-aside.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → United States Coast GuardView Agency

NAICS

332995 - Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing

Place of Performance

Curtis Bay, MD, US

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → United States Coast Guard
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Department of Homeland Security → United States Coast Guard
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Ramona HatfieldSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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The USCG SFLC Engineering Services Division (ESD) Electronics & Ordnance Branch (EOB) is forecasting to procure a 5-year contract for MK 38 Machine Gun System Overhaul SPMR Kits to support the USCG YARD MK 38 Standardization Pier-side Maintenance and Repair (SPMR) Overhaul Program. The requirement is for the purchase of 16 kits per year for a total of 80 kits delivered to the USCG Ordnance Shop located in Baltimore, MD. A full list of the kit components is available through the POC.
The Government believes BAE Systems & Land Armaments L.P. is only responsible source capable of providing the required standards and specifications necessary to fulfill this requirement. It is anticipated that a Request for Quote will be issued to BAE Systems & Land Armaments L.P. unless the Government determines that any other organization has the capacity to meet this requirement.

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