The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to Elbit Systems of America for spares and repairs to support the PEO Missiles and Space Tactical Aviation and Ground Munitions Bradley Program Office. This five-year, firm-fixed-price, indefinite delivery requirements contract outlines specific electronic components and their quantities for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. Key items requested include the Electronic Module, Display Common, Common Intelligent modules, and various processors, alongside their respective part numbers and National Stock Numbers (NSN).
The proposal must include detailed pricing based on given quantity ranges, supporting documentation for costs, compliance with federal regulations, and information on indirect expense rates. Elbit Systems is required to avoid organizational conflicts of interest, certify adherence to export regulations, and submit all communications exclusively to the identified government points of contact. The proposal deadline is set for February 17, 2025, with a prior written intention required within five business days. This RFP demonstrates the DLA's focus on maintaining consistent support for military systems through reliable supplier partnerships.
The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the establishment of a Repair and Return program for Bradley Fighting Vehicles under an Elbit contract. The program aims to enhance the repair time of serviceable components, ensuring prompt availability for military operations. Key aspects include the receipt and inspection of components, with a restoration goal to Condition Codes A and B, and strict adherence to specified repair turnaround schedules, not exceeding 90 business days. The contractor is authorized to substitute components to expedite repairs and must document all actions and costs associated with repairs. Additionally, the PWS details requirements for scrap and demilitarization procedures for unserviceable items, as well as handling components with no evidence of failure. The document includes appendices listing national stock numbers for repair and a summary of applicable documents guiding the work. This outlines a comprehensive and structured approach to maintaining equipment readiness for the U.S. Government, emphasizing efficiency and accountability in the repair process.