A sole-source solicitation is being issued to Lockheed Martin to add specific items—including power supplies, cable assemblies, and a circuit card assembly—to an existing DLA contract in support of the Patriot Weapon System. The government contemplates firm-fixed-pricing and requires detailed cost/price data, with proposals to remain valid for 90 days. Offerors must submit supporting documentation such as certified or other-than-certified cost or pricing data, potentially via ProPricer or Lockheed Martin systems. First Article and Production Lot Testing may be required, though waivers can be requested. The existing contract’s basic terms and conditions will govern performance.

This opportunity is a sole-source solicitation to Lockheed Martin to add specific parts to an existing contract in support of the Patriot Weapon System. The proposal must be submitted by August 31, 2026, and the work will be governed by the terms of the existing contract. The location for performance is not specified in the description. No specific budget amount is provided. The prospective bidder should note that this is a sole-source requirement for Lockheed Martin, meaning other bidders cannot compete for this work.

The Defense Logistics Agency is conducting market research to identify potential sources for the manufacture of several parts for the Patriot Missile Weapon System, including a power supply, cable assemblies, and a circuit card. These items are currently procured under limited-source justification due to unavailable technical data, and interested firms must seek source approval to compete for future contracts. The performance location is Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, and the government is particularly interested in responses from small businesses, including 8(a), HUBZone, and service-disabled veteran-owned concerns. No solicitation is currently available, and this notice is for informational purposes only, with no funds available to pay for response preparation. Foreign firms must process requests through their respective embassies, and all offerors must meet prequalification requirements to be eligible for award.