The document outlines a justification for selecting Tait USA as the sole contractor for the Opera House Pit Lift Retrofit and Upgrade Project at the Kennedy Center. This project, with a total contract amount of $615,000, aims to upgrade the existing automated stage operation systems that have reached the end of their lifecycle. The proposed upgrade includes transitioning from the obsolete Navigator system to the new Atlas controls system, which is compatible with existing systems. The justification cites 41 U.S.C. 253(c)(2), asserting that only Tait USA can fulfill these specific requirements due to its proprietary system, which other vendors cannot service or upgrade. This decision is deemed necessary for continuity and future expansion of the theater's automation controls, simplifying maintenance and providing value. The project is classified as a modification to an existing arrangement developed by Tait, and a market survey indicated that no alternative sources could fulfill the requirement. The certifications from the program office and contracting officer affirm the accuracy and completeness of this procurement request, underscoring its importance to the organization’s operational capacity.

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