This is a market research notice seeking potential sources capable of designing, developing, manufacturing, and integrating replacement test equipment for the Standard Missile-2 (SM-2) program. The required efforts include engineering and delivering modern replacements for obsolete Antenna and Seeker Head Test Stations, as well as creating a new Infrared Test Capability. Interested parties must submit a detailed capabilities statement addressing company qualifications, technical approach, manufacturing capacity, and data rights. The statement is due via email by 12 April 2026 and is limited to 20 pages. No specific budget or performance location is mentioned in this notice.

The Naval Sea Systems Command requires depot-level maintenance, repairs, and updates for the SM-2 missile system to address obsolescence. This requirement will be procured directly from Raytheon in Tucson, AZ, without full and open competition, as they are deemed the only qualified source. The government will not seek proposals from other prime contractors. Interested firms should contact Raytheon directly regarding subcontracting opportunities.