AN/USC-28(V) Satellite Communication Sets (SCS)

This document is a list of National Stock Numbers (NSN) and their corresponding nomenclature, likely associated with an inventory, procurement, or upgrade project for government systems. The file details a wide array of electronic and mechanical components, including processors, computers, power supplies, modulators, various interface cards, amplifiers, and specialized equipment like antenna trackers and receiver-transmitters. Notably, it mentions the UDP5-I KIT as a replacement for older UDP models and specific power supplies as replacements for previous versions, indicating a focus on system upgrades or maintenance. Several items are identified as components of the AN/USC-28(V) system, suggesting the document pertains to the maintenance, upgrade, or procurement of parts for this specific government communication system. The repeated listing of APC Processors and Fan Assemblies also points to a focus on core system components and their associated cooling or operational support.

This Sources Sought Notice from the U.S. Army CECOM seeks information from potential sources capable of providing maintenance support for AN/USC-28(V) Satellite Communication Sets and the Charon Merged Emulator. This RFI aims to identify industry capabilities for depot-level repair, overhaul, testing, and Field Maintenance Technician (FMT) support for airborne and ground-based systems, including processors, modulators, and power supplies. The government lacks a complete technical data package, requiring interested parties to demonstrate their ability to perform repairs, potentially through reverse engineering or existing expertise. The contract structure will be a Cost-Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with a three-year ordering period and two one-year option periods. Key support areas include Depot Repair and Overhaul, Government Property Management, Failure Reporting, Analysis, and Corrective Action (FRACAS), Obsolescence (DMSMS) Management, and Configuration Management. Interested companies must submit a capability statement by March 18, 2026, including company details, business size, demonstration of technical expertise, and responses to a questionnaire covering company overview, past performance, technical capability, data gap solutions, DMSMS experience, field support, configuration management, and facility capabilities, including security clearances.