F-16 Helmet Mounted Integrated Tracking System (HMIT) Depot Transition

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Background The F-16 System Program Office (SPO) at Hill Air Force Base in Utah is seeking sources capable of assisting with the transition of maintenance of the Helmet Mounted Integrated Targeting (HMIT) System to the United States owned organic depot. This contract aims to finalize test stand technical data, Authorization to Operate, and formal acceptance of workload by the US owned depot. The ongoing effort has been in place for multiple years and this contract represents the culmination of those efforts. Thales Defense Systems, as the original equipment manufacturer, holds proprietary data rights for the HMIT and associated support equipment, which will not be provided by the Government. Work Details Under the contemplated contract, Thales will provide all needed technical manuals, ATO, and final validation and verification of the HMIT system test stand. Additionally, Thales will consult on issues related to the formal acceptance of the HMIT system repair workload by the OO-ALC depot at Ogden, Utah. The contractor will also provide testing and logistical support including shipping for any items related to the test stand. Services throughout the contract period will include configuration management, obsolescence management, and engineering support. The CLIN structure is as follows: - CLIN 0001: Depot Stand up Support, Final Val/Ver Test Stand - CLIN 0002: Test Stand Technical Data, ATO, hardware - CLIN 0003: Travel. Period of Performance The estimated Period of Performance (PoP) will be one year per order with a total potential PoP of two years. Place of Performance The work will primarily be performed at Hill Air Force Base in Utah and OO-ALC depot at Ogden, Utah.