PART 2 : PRODUCTS AND SERVICES BOUGHT BY MAJOR MILITARY PURCHASING OFFICES This part deals with the major purchasing offices; it consists of two sections. Pages 24 to 51 list the major military purchasing offices of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). The accompanying description summarizes the procurement responsibilities of each of these offices. This list will help you determine which major purchasing offices offer sales opportunities for your firm. The telephone numbers are those of the small business specialists. The second section of this part (pages 52 to 63) lists the products and services purchased by the major military purchasing offices. It will be easier to locate sales opportunities for specific items from this list. These items are listed in the numerical sequence of their FSC codes. Once you have located the product or service in which you are interested, note the alphanumeric designators that appear after it. These designators refer back to the major purchasing offices. For example, look at the classification "FSC 1560 Airframe Components, A-3, D-3" in the listings of products and services. After this classification appear "A-3 and D-3." By turning to the list of major purchasing offices and locating these designators, you will find that Airframe Components are purchased by U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, Redstone Arsenal, AL and Defense Supply Center, Richmond, VA. For each product or service, the FSC list refers to the major buying offices. Other offices may also buy the listed items, but less frequently. You may form your own opinion on the basis of the brief descriptions furnished for each of the major purchasing offices listed. If your product or service can be acquired under the simplified acquisition procedures, you should ensure that those potential buyers geographically closest to you are aware of your desire to supply their needs. A geographical listing of all military purchasing offices is contained in the booklet entitled Small Business Specialists. Suppose, for example, that your product is used by data processing groups. Table 2 (on page 12) sends you to FSC group 70. The listing suggests "General Purchase" for all the subcodes of group 70. This means that contracts for ADP equipment and support are awarded not only by major buying offices but by others, too. Your marketing effort should, therefore, focus not only on the major offices, but on all offices conveniently located to you; you can find a geographic listing of purchase offices in Small Business Specialists. Information on this book can be found at Appendix A-2 in the back of this publication.
Services tend to be acquired locally. You should look in the listing arranged by FSC codes, showing the major buying offices that make significant amounts of awards for each category of service. But, for most services, you should arrange to get on the appropriate SMLs of the DoD buying offices in your region. Remember, you are not selling your product! You are letting the Government's buyer know about you. The Government will not usually be able to respond immediately. It may be as much as a year after you express your interest before you routinely receive solicitations.
MAJOR MILITARY PURCHASING
OFFICES Major Army Buying Offices
A-1 U. S. Army Industrial Operations Command ATTN: AMSIO-SB Rock Island, IL 61299-6000 (309) 782-7302 Principal interests: Ammunition, fuses, projectile assemblies, mortars; ammunition destruction; nuclear and nonnuclear munitions; rocket and missile warhead sections; demolition munitions; mines, bombs, grenades; and pyrotechnic boosters.
A-2 U. S. Army Chemical Biological Defense Command AMSCB-SBA(A) Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5423 (410) 671-3136 Principal Interests: Research, concept exploration, demonstration and validation, engineering manufacturing development and internal production of chemical defense system, obscuring smoke and aerosol systems and flame weapons, chemical material destruction (stockpile/nonstockpile)
A-3 U. S. Army Aviation and Missile Command AMSAM-SB Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5150 (205) 876-5441 Principal Interests: Army aircraft, equipment, and supplies; development of turbine engines and new helicopter systems. Free rockets, guided missiles, ballistic missiles, targets, air defense, fire control coordination equipment, related special-purpose and multisystem test equipment, missile launching and ground support equipment, and metrology and calibration equipment.
A-4 U. S. Army Communications and Electronics Command, AMSEL-SB Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703-5005 (908) 532-4511 Principal interests: Communications-electronics systems and subsystems and related equipment for command, control and communications; countermine and tactical sensor equipment.
Subordinate Activities: U. S. Army Communications and Electronics Command Acquisition Center-Combat Support Center, AMSEL-CB Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613-5300 (520) 538-7870 Principal Interests: Equipment and systems to support the Army’s total information needs, including communications, data processing, and multi-command management information systems.
U. S. Army Communications and Electronics Command Acquisition Center-Washington Operations Office 2461 Eisenhower Avenue, Hoffman 1 Building Alexandria, Virginia 22331-0700 (703) 325-5793 Principal interests: Automated information hardware, software, services, maintenance, and systems.
A-5 U. S. Army Research Laboratory ATTN: AMSRL-SB 2800 Powder Mill Road Adelphia, MD 20783-1197 (301) 394-3692 Principal Interests: Nuclear survivability, lethality, radar, signal sensors, signatures, information processing; electronic surveillance systems; high-power microwave and acoustic technology, materials, digitization of battlefield, MANTECH, advanced computing.
A-6 U. S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command AMSTA-CS-CB Warren, MI 48397-5000 (810) 574-5388 Principal interests: Ground vehicles (tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, trucks and trailers, construction and material handling vehicles); vehicle components and supplies (e.g., power train components, electronic assemblies, armor, tires, special purpose kits); combat engineering equipment (e.g., bridges); railway cars; watercraft; fuel and water tanks; and research and development services (product development/ improvement, testing and analysis, technical support for fielded systems).
Subordinate Installations: U. S. Army Armament and Chemical Acquisition and Logistics Activity AMSTA-AC-SB Rock Island, IL 61299-7630 (309) 782-6709 Principal Interests: Armament systems (artillery, small arms, fire control equipment); armament components and supplies (e.g., optical equipment, electronic assemblies); and chemical, nuclear and biological protection equipment.
U. S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center AMSTA-AR-SB Picatinny Arsenal, NJ 07806-5000 (201) 724-4106 Principal interests: Product development/improvement of munitions, weaponry, and fire control systems; testing and analysis; and technical support for fielded armament systems.
A-7 Department of the Army Defense Supply Service-Washington 5200 Army Pentagon Washington, D. C. 20310-5200 (703) 697-6024 Principal interests: Supplies, materials, and equipment; research; contractual services; studies and analytical support services; machine rental, repair, and maintenance services; and other related services for DoD agencies located in or near Washington, D. C.
A-8 Military Traffic Management Command 5611 Columbia Pike, ATTN: MTAQ-S Falls Church, VA 22041-5050 (703) 681-3515 Principal interests: Stevedoring and related terminal services; transportation and storage of personal property, including household goods; commercial travel services; federal information processing services, and transportation of personnel.
Associated installations: Military Traffic Management Command, Eastern Area Acquisition Office ATTN: MTELO-CO, Building 42 Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal, Room 705A Bayonne, NJ 07002-5302 (201) 823-6509 Principal interests: Repair and maintenance services for the Defense Freight Railway Interchange Fleet; processing privately-owned vehicles; terminal support supplies and services, and other services such as guard, trucking, towing, janitorial, refuse collection, and minor construction and repair.
Military Traffic Management Command Western Area Acquisition Office MTWLO-CO, Oakland Army Base Oakland, CA 94626-5000 (510) 466-2703 Principal interests: Container freight stuffing and unstuffing, processing privately-owned vehicles; reefer cargo services, base maintenance services, and minor construction and repair.
A-9 U. S. Army Medical Research & Materiel Command MCMR-AAA 820 Chandler Street Fort Detrick, MD 21702-5014 (301) 619-2471 Principal interests: Basic and applies medical research and product development. Medical laboratory and logistical support services, supplies, equipment, and telecommunications.
A-10 U. S. Army Medical Commands Principal interests: Medical supplies and equipment, direct health care professionals.
A-11 U. S. Army Depots Principal interests: Overhaul, rebuild, and modify munitions, weapon systems, helicopters, and communication equipment.
A-12 U. S. Army Corps of Engineers 20 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20314-1000 (202) 761-0725 Interested businesses should contact the Corps division and district offices which are included in the geographical listing of the booklet entitled "Small Business Specialists." Principal interests: Designs and manages the construction of military facilities for the Army and Air Force. Provides design and construction management support for other DOD and Federal agencies. Plans, designs, builds and operates water resources and other civil works projects. Provides research and development services for both military and civil works projects and for other agencies on a reimbursable basis.. A-13 Other Army Commands* *Installation contracting offices for the commands listed below are included in the geographical listing of the booklet "Small Business Specialists." Principal interests: Supplies and services in support of each installation such as: office supplies/services, grounds maintenance, ADP maintenance and repair, laundry services, refuse collection, food services, printing, education and training services, minor construction, building maintenance and repair, and automotive spare parts. U. S. Army Training & Doctrine Command ATCS-B Fort Monroe, VA 23651-5000 (757) 727-3291
US Army Forces Command AFCS-SB Fort McPherson, GA 30330-6000 (404) 464-6223
National Guard Bureau NGB-SADBU Falls Church, VA 22041-3201 (703) 681-0655
US Army Military District of Washington ANPC-SB Fort Leslie J. McNair Washington, D. C. 20319-5058 (202) 685-1990
US Army, Pacific APAM Fort Shafter, HI 96858-5100 (808) 438-6530
Major Navy Buying Offices
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corp Code L-2 2 Navy Annex Washington, DC 20380-1775 (703) 696-1022 Principal interests: Electronics equipment, specialized vehicles, and equipment peculiar to the Marine Corps.
Marine Corps Systems Command Code SBS ext. 236 2033 Barnett Avenue, Suite 315 Quantico, VA 22134-5010 (703) 784-5822 Principal interest: Research, development and acquisition of equipment, information systems, training systems and weapon systems to satisfy approved material requirements of the Marine Corps.
Military Sealift Command Washington Navy Yard, Bldg-210, Code NOOB, Room 419 901 M. Street, SE Washington, DC 20398-5100 (202) 685-5025 Principal interests: Ocean shipping services to maintain strategic sealift, support of fleet units worldwide, and meeting special transportation needs of DoD sponsors for research, cable laying and repair, and special missions; movement of material, petroleum, oil, and lubricants, and personnel using U.S.-flag vessels; repair of oceangoing noncombatant ships.
Office of Naval Research Code 00SB 800 North Quincy Street, Rm 704 Arlington, VA 22217-5660 (703) 696-4605 Principal interests: Studies in the areas of mathematical and physical sciences, environmental sciences, engineering sciences, life sciences, and technology projects.
Naval Research Laboratory Code 3204 Building 222, Room 115 4555 Overlook Ave., SW Washington, D.C. 20375-5326 (202) 767-6263 Principal interests: Scientific research and advanced technology development for new and improved materials, equipment, techniques, systems and related operational procedures for the Navy. Fields of interest include space science and systems; environmental sciences; plasma physics; acoustics; radar; electronic warfare; marine technology; chemistry; materials; optical and radiation sciences; electronics and information technology.
Strategic Systems Program Code, SP-01G1 1931 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, VA 22241-5362 (703) 607-0217 Principal interests: Fleet ballistic missiles.
Naval Air Systems Command Building 441 21983 Bundy Road, Unit 8 Patuxent River, MD 20670 (301) 757-9044 Principal interests: Navy and Marine Corps aircraft systems; air-launched weapons systems and subsystems; airborne electronics systems; air-launched underwater sound systems; airborne pyrotechnics; astronautics and spacecraft systems; airborne mine countermeasures equipment (except for explosives, explosive components, and fusing); aeronautical drones and towed target systems, including related ground control equipment and launch and control aircraft; meteorological equipment; overhaul and modification of all Naval aircraft/engines; operation and maintenance of weapons training ranges.
Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division Code 29.S South, Building 129 Lakehurst, NJ 08053-5082 (908) 323-2812 Principal interests: Launching, guidance, and recovery of Navy and Marine Corps aircraft in connection with test and evaluation; test design; stress analysis; structures; environmental simulation; design evaluation; aeronautical design; hydraulics; computer sciences; metallurgy; synthetic materials; electrical systems; mechanical systems and electronics; industrial engineering; optics; propulsion systems; acoustics; corrosion control; cryogenics; and control techniques. Procurements also include ground support equipment such as handling and servicing; armament support; avionics, propulsion, and mechanical devices; and medium and heavy machine shop assemblies and components.
Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, Code 20C00W Contracts Building 588, Suite 2 22347 Cedar Point Road, Unit 6 Patuxent River, MD 20670-1161 (301) 342-7567 Ext. 103 Principal interests: Development of aircraft systems and their components; also antisubmarine warfare command systems and related equipment.
Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, Code 00K000D One Administration Circle China Lake, CA 93555-6001 (760) 939-2712 Principal interests: Air warfare systems (except antisubmarine warfare systems) and missile weapons systems including propulsion, warheads, fuses, avionics and fire control, and guidance; and the national range/facility for parachute test and evaluation.
Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division Code 86D1/27B 12350 Research Parkway Orlando, FL 32826-3224 (407) 380-8253 Principal interests: Training aids, devices, equipment, and material for the Navy, Marine Corps, and other DoD activities.
Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Code SPA-OOK 4301 Pacific Highway San Diego, CA 92110-3127 (619)524-7701 Principal interests: Shore (ground) electronics; shipboard communications IFF, ECM, radio-navigation; fixed underwater surveillance systems; navigation aids; landing aids and air traffic control aids, except airborne communications via satellite and space surveillance systems; shore-based strategic data systems; communication data-link systems; radial equipment; special communications for fleet ballistic missile systems; standardized telemetry equipment and components; cryptographic equipment; expeditionary and amphibious electronic equipment; multiplatform electronic systems not otherwise assigned; antenna design and integration.
Space and Navy Warfare System Center RDT&E Division, Code 02202 53570 Silvergate Avenue San Diego, CA 92152-5113 (619) 553-4326 Principal interests: New developments in command, control, and communications, electronic warfare, ocean surveillance, antisubmarine warfare weapon systems, submarine arctic warfare, ocean science, ocean engineering, biosystems research, and related technologies. Purchases include computer software and systems engineering services, computer equipment, electronic test instruments, and miscellaneous support equipment and services.
Space and Navy Warfare System Center Code OAL P.O. Box North Charleston, SC 29419-9022 (803) 974-5115 Principal interests: Sensors, video teleconferencing, image processing, air traffic control, meteorology, navigation, physical and computer security, command and control, communications, and cryptologic and intelligence.
Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code FAC-OOJ 200 Stovall Street, Room 11N59 Alexandria, VA 22332-5000 (703) 325-8549 Principal interests: Cranes; power plants; floating pile drivers; major boiler plants and electrical generators; and permanent facilities (including acquisition and disposal of real estate); design and construction projects as well as station maintenance and repair, including public utilities services.
Navy Construction Principal interests: A&E services, construction, and major maintenance and repair of naval facilities. Northern Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09J 10 Industrial Highway, M/S 82 Lester, PA 19113-2090 (610) 595-0637
Atlantic Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09W 1510 Gilbert Street Norfolk, VA 23511-2699 (757) 322-8222
Southern Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09J, P. O. , Box 190010 2155 Eagle Drive North Charleston, SC 29419-9010 (803) 820-5935
Southwest Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09J 1220 Pacific Highway San Diego, CA 92132-5190 (619) 532-3003
Pacific Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09J 4262 Radford Drive Honolulu, HI 96818 (808) 471-4577
Engineering Field Activity, Chesapeake Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code O9J, Building 212 Washington Navy Yard 901 M Street, SE Washington, DC 20374-2121 (202) 685-0088
Engineering Field Activity, Midwest Naval Facilities Engineering Command Ext 105 Code 09J, Building 1A, Suite 120 2703 Sheridan Road Great Lakes, IL 60088-5600 (847) 688-2600
Engineering Field Activity, Northwest Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09J 19917 Seventh Avenue, NE Poulsbo, WA 98370-7570 (360) 396-0038
Engineering Field Activity, West Naval Facilities Engineering Command Code 09J 900 Commodore Drive San Bruno, CA 94066-5006 (650) 244-2305
Navy Public Works Center Acquisition Support Office Code 40H 9742 Maryland Avenue Norfolk, VA 23511-3095 (757) 444-8065 Ext. 3052
Navy Public Works Center Contracting Department Code 200 Pearl Harbor, HI 96860-5470 (808) 471-9997
Navy Public Works Center Code 200D, Suite 1, Box 368113 2730 McKean Street San Diego, CA 92136-5294 (619) 556-6352
Naval Construction Battalion Center Code 10G/27G, Bldg 41 1000 23rd Avenue Port Hueneme, CA 93043-4301 (805) 982-5066
Naval Sea Systems Command Code SEA-00K 2531 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, VA 22242-5160 (703) 602-1964 Principal interests: Shipboard weapons systems and components, explosives and propellants, and related actuating technology. Ship systems design and integration including construction, overhaul, modernization, and conversion; propulsion; auxiliary power generating and distribution; navigational equipment; habitability and environment control features; rescue and salvage systems; ship maintenance and support; degaussing; and shipboard minesweeping equipment, including R&D needs for these items.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division Code SB 300 Highway 121, Building 221A Crane, IN 47522-5001 (812) 854-1542 Principal interests: Shipboard weapons systems and assigned ordnance items.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division Code SB 101 Strauss Avenue Indian Head, MD 20640-5035 (301) 743-6604 Principal interests: Chemicals, igniters, metal parts, and components for rocket engines; electronic weapon system simulators and components; and cartridges, cartridge-actuated devices, and propulsive components for aircrew escape systems. Includes all related engineering tasks for fleet support and test.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division Code 00B, Building 5 4363 Missile Way Port Hueneme, CA 93043-5007 (805) 982-0372 Principal Interests: Test and evaluation, inservice engineering, and integrated logistic support for Nay surface fleet surface and mine warfare combat systems, command and control systems F-I System interface, weapons systems and subsystems and related expendable ordnance. Engineering, production and logistic support for cruiser, destroyer, battleship and frigate combatants for the following software requirements: combat direction systems operational programs, inter-computer communications for integrated systems, Navy standard program generation system computer programs, and shore establishment computer programs.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, Code CD2K 17320 Dahlgren Road Dahlgren, VA 22448-5100 (540) 653-4806 Principal interests: Advanced technology developments in radar, communications, electronics, optics, chemistry, materials, plasma physics, space systems, and countermeasures.
Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division Building 30, Code 303 9500 McArthur Blvd, Room 1 West Bethesda, MD 20817-5700 (301) 227-2871 Principal interests: Development and evaluation of systems, subsystems, and components.
Naval Undersea Warfare Center Code 00SB Ext. 270 1176 Howell Street, Building 11 Newport, RI 02840 (401) 841-2442 Principal interests: Submarine and other underwater combat systems.
Navy Exchange Service Command 3280 Virginia Beach Boulevard Virginia Beach, VA 23452-5724 (757)631-3582 Principal interests: Supplies for Navy exchanges, commissary stores, lodges, ships stores, and military sealift exchanges, including retail merchandise of various types; food; vending machine items; service station supplies; air conditioners; vehicles; hotel furnishings; store fixtures; and other supplies and equipment.
Supply Centers Principal interests: Ship and marine equipment, parts, accessories, and components, and a wide array of services. Support for naval activities in the region.
Major Air Force Buying Offices
Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center 3001 Staff Dr, Ste 1AJ84A Tinker AFB, OK 73145-3009 (405)739-2601 Principal interests: This center repairs, maintains, and modifies the following aircraft, missiles, and engines: Aircraft - B-1B, B-2, B-52, C/EC/RC-135, KC/NKC/WC-135, E-3 Engines - J-33 Allison, J-57 Pratt & Whitney, J-75 Pratt & Whitney, J-79 General Electric, TF-30 Pratt & Whitney, TF-33 Pratt & Whitney, TF-41 Allison/Rolls-Royce, T-58 General Electric, T-64, General Electric, F-101 General Electric, F-107 Williams,F-108 General Electric, CFM-56 General Electric/Snecma, F-110 General Electric, F-112 Williams, F-118 General Electric Missiles - AGM-69A, AGM-84, AGM-86B/C, AGM-129A The operational contracting division contracts for supplies, equipment, and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of Tinker AFB.
Ogden Air Logistics Center 5975 Arsenal Road Hill AFB, UT 84056-5802 (801)777-4143 Principles interests: This center manages, repairs or purchases 350,000 items used by a variety of weapons systems in the AF. The following lists show the assigned systems and commodities that Ogden ALC supports as a System Program Manager and Tech Repair Center.
The operational contracting division contracts for supplies, equipment, and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of Hill AFB.
Sacramento Air Logistics Center 5033 Roberts Ave, Ste 1 McClellan AFB, CA 95652-1326 (916)643-5209 Principles interests: This center repairs, maintains, and modifies the following aircraft, missiles, and systems:
AIRCRAFT: A-10, EF-111, F-117, and F-22 SYSTEM CODE PROGRAM 404L ATCALS 407L GTACS 414L/968H Atmospheric Early Warning 428L MEECN/GWEN 433L Weather 465L SACCS 478T TRI-TAC 484L/802L Scope Command 485L GTACSI 487L MEECN 492L/493L Radio & TV 494L Telecommunications 495L AMCC2IPS 497L Ground Based Sensor 498L MILSTAR 500L Comm PG 542N Shelters 745C MILSATCOM 806L/846L/9952 Range Threat System SRER/SRWR Space Lift Range GROUND GENERATORS AND GENERATOR SETS: 60KW AND 72KW Aircraft Startcarts 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 100, 200, and 750 KW Generators 50KW and 100KW Frequency Converters Uninterruptable Power Systems Power Conditioning and Continuation Interface Equipment The operational contracting division contracts for supplies, equipment, and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of McClellan AFB.
San Antonio Air Logistics Center 303 S Crickett Dr, Ste 4 Kelly AFB, TX 78241-6025 (210)925-6918 Principle interests: The following are weapon systems managed by the center. The older systems that are not in the current inventory are listed because of continuing support requirements under interservice agreements or to foreign countries under the security assistance and FMS agreements. AIRCRAFT AND COMPONENTS: A-37 C-119 F-20 OV-10 B-57 C-123 F-84 PC-7 C-5 C-131 F-86 T-28 C-7 C-140 F-104 T-33 C-17 CASA 212 F-106 T-37 C-46 CESSNA 152 H-43 T-38 C-47 CESSNA 172 HU-16 412A C-54 CESSNA 206 O-1 627A C-118 F-5 O-2 ENGINES AND COMPONENTS: F100 T53 TFE731 R4360 F103 T55 TPE33 O-300 F117 T56 TR160 IO-360 J60 T76 R1340 O-470 J65 T400 R1830 TCAE-373 J69 T700 R2000 PT6 J85 TF34 R2800 J100 TF39 R3350 AIRBORNE AUXILIARY POWER PLANTS AND GROUND GAS TURBINES T62 T300 GTCP30 GTCP70 GTCP105 T41 GTC85 GTCP36 GTCP85 GTCP165 The operational contracting division contracts and supplies, equipment and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of Kelly AFB.
Warner Robins Air Logistics Center 180 Page Rd Robins AFB, GA 31098-1600 (912)926-5873 Principle interests: This center repairs, maintains, and modifies the following aircraft and missiles: AIRCRAFT/MISSILES/DRONES DIRECTORATE C-130 Hercules C-130 C-141 Starlifter C-141 F-15 Eagle F-15 U-2 Dragon Lady U-2 Specialized Management H-1 Helicopter (All Models) Special Operations Forces H-53 Helicopter (All Models) Special Operations Forces H-60 Helicopter (All Models) Special Operations Forces C-130 (All Special Operations Forces Configutred AC) Special Operations Forces 97C-141B (SOLL) Special Operations Forces AGM-45 SHRIKE Space & Special Systems AGM-88 HARM Space & Special Systems AIM-7 SPARROW Space & Special Systems AIM-9 SIDEWINDER Space & Special Systems AIM-120 AMRAAM Space & Special Systems BQM-34A FIREBEE Space & Special Systems FIM-92A STINGER Space & Special Systems MQM-107 TARGET DRONE Space & Special Systems E-8C JOINT STARS Space & Special Systems NAVSTAR GPS Space & Special Systems GPS RANGE APPLICATION PROGRAM Space & Special Systems LANTRN NAVIGATION & TARGET SET Avionics The operational contracting division contracts for supplies, equipment, and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of Robins AFB.
Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC/BC) 155 Discoverer Blvd, Ste 2017 Los Angeles AFB CA 90245-4692 (310)363-2855 Principle interests: The mission of SMC is to plan, program, and manage AFMC programs to acquire space systems, subsystems, support equipment, and related hardware and software; provide for the maintenance, construction, alteration, and security of launch, tracking, and support facilities; conduct research, exploratory development, and advanced development programs to support future space missions; provide for and conduct launch and flight test and evaluation support of major DoD programs and programs of other federal agencies; perform the functions of launch, launch control, deployment checkout prior to turnover, and sustaining engineering; perform on-orbit test and evaluation of systems, subsystems and components, discharge AF responsibilities for designated AF, DoD, and international space programs; plan, program, and acquire test facilities and other test investments required by AFMC programs at all locations (test centers and contractor facilities); plan and provide for security on all systems and information requiring safeguards consistent with AF and DoD security directives; provide management oversight for commercial expendable Launch Vehicle Activity; conduct launch agreement negotiations with commercial space launch operators; provide system engineering management support for selected space systems, subsystems, facilities, support equipment, and related hardware and software; support other product divisions and federal agencies with technologies derived from its subordinate laboratories. While there are no Air Force aircraft assigned to Los Angeles AFB, the operational contracting directorate does contract for all other work necessary for the operation and maintenance of the base. 11th Contracting Squadron (11CONS/LGC) 500 Duncan Ave Bolling AFB Washington, DC 20332-0305 (202)767-8086 Principle interests: The mission of the 11th Contracting Squadron is to provide contracting support for supplies and services necessary to the operation of approximately 300 requiring activities in the National Capital Region. The 11th Contracting Squadron (11CONS) provides support to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, HQ 11th Wing and other AF agencies within the National Capitol Region. The 11 CONS operational contracting functions are responsible for purchasing base supplies, services, construction and specialized services for ADP and studies and analysis. Typical Item Acquisitions: ADPE, Software, Hardware, Maintenance, AF Plaques, Base Supply Support, Base Wide Grounds Maintenance, Construction and AE Services, Contractor Technical Support to AF Pentagon Elements, Historical, Personnel and Research Studies, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Maintenance, Food and Custodial Services, Logistic Systems Research and Analysis, Military Family Housing Maintenance, O&M of Computer Modeling Systems and
Base Contracting Activities: Contracting responsibility for support of a command's mission generally is assigned to a particular base or bases within the command. Contracts awarded by the other bases assigned to the command generally are limited to the supplies and services required for the daily operation of the base. The following lists are typical of the services and items bought by all base contracting offices. Representative Service Acquisitions: Air Conditioning, General Construction, Appliance Repair, Grounds Maintenance, Architect Engineer, Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Audio Visual, Military Family Housing Maintenance, Boiler Repairs, Refuse Collection, Custodial, Road Maintenance, Education, Roofing, Environmental Detection, Steam Line Installation & Disposal/Prevention, Swimming Pool Maintenance, Environmental Restoration, Transient Aircraft Services, Equipment Maintenance, Transportation Services, Equipment Rental, Utility Services, Equipment Repair, Various Maintenance of ADP, Food Services, Vehicles Operation & Maintenance
Electronic Systems Center (ESC/BC) 275 Randolph Rd Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2818 (617)377-4 973 Principle interests: ESC plans and manages the acquisition and related engineering development of command, control, communications, and intelligence systems, subsystems and equipment including surveillance systems, navigation systems, air traffic control and landing systems, intelligence systems, electronic physical security surveillance and intrusion detection systems and weather systems, information and management systems until transfer of responsibility to the using command or agency. Evaluates using command requirements against available technology and potential costs and recommends necessary revisions. R&D contracts are also initiated by the Geophysics Division of the AF Laboratory in the environmental, physical and engineering sciences. The Geophysics Division performs research and exploratory and advanced Development in geophysics that is essential to the enhancement of AF operational capabilities. The work pursued may be categorized generally as falling within the following functional areas: Space Physics, Ionospheric Physics, Terrestrial Science, Upper Atmospheric and Stratospheric operations, Optical/IR Backgrounds and Targets, Weather Specification and Prediction. Close liaison is maintained with AF operational elements, system development activities, and other AF laboratories, to identify research and technology needs and to accelerate the integration of scientific advances into AF technology. Geophysics Division carries out its assigned R&D mission responsibilities with in-house as well as contractual support. While there are no AF aircraft assigned to Hanscom AFB, the operational contracting directorate does contract for all other work necessary for the operation and maintenance of the base.
Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC/BC) 2196 D Street Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433-7201 (937)255-5422 Principle interests: ASC’s responsibilities include design, development, and acquisition programs for aeronautical systems, cruise missiles, their components, and related government-furnished aerospace equipment including aircraft engines, airborne communication systems, aircraft navigation systems, aircraft instruments; management of engineering development and initial procurement of aeronautical reconnaissance systems, aeronautical electronic warfare systems, life support systems, chemical/biological defense systems, and simulators, including armament, operational, and communication training devices. ASC has central contracting responsibility for a number of specialized programs including the following: Specialized Programs and Aircraft and Reconnaissance Contractor Engineering and Technical Services Mechanized Material Handling Systems AF Packaging Evaluation Agency Requirements Automatic Data Processing Studies, Software, and Equipment Chaplain Supplies and Equipment Educational Services Contractual Support Library Books and Publications ASC provides contracting support for the National Aerospace Intelligence Center which acquires, collects, analyzes, produces, and disseminates foreign aerospace scientific and technical (S&T) intelligence and intelligence information; conducts an integrated analysis program; operates an S&T intelligence data handling system; collaborates with other organizations to improve the collection, acquisition, and utilization of foreign technology and intelligence; and develops and maintains the highest attainable level of knowledge concerning foreign aerospace technology, capabilities, and limitations. ASC Small Business Office provides contracting support for the Joint Logistics Systems Center (JLSC) which is located at Wright-Patterson AFB. JLSC is involved in the development, operation, and enhancement of the management information systems for logistics management systems for the military services and Defense Logistics Agency. ASC Operational Contracting organization contracts for supplies, equipment, and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of Wright-Patterson AFB.
Wright Laboratory Directorate of R&D Contracting c/o Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC/BC) 2196 D Street Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-7201 (937)255-5422 Principle interests: This directorate provides business and contracting support for Wright Laboratory (WL). Contracts are written for requirements of the following directorates: Aero Propulsion and Power Directorate is responsible for development of airbreathing propulsion and aerospace power technology needed for future AF systems, as well as providing assistance to the "product divisions" of AFMC in acquiring new systems and in helping to resolve developmental and operation problems. Avionics Directorate conducts R&D programs for aerospace reconnaissance, weapons delivery, electronic warfare systems, navigation, communication and avionics integration. Solid State Electronics Directorate is responsible for electronic device R&D for future AF systems needs in the areas of microelectronics, microwaves, and electro-optics. Research extends from fundamental semiconductor layer growth and device fabrication through analog and digital integrated circuits; also included is the computer-aided design software and work stations needed to pursue sample hybrid and monolithic integrated circuits. Flight Dynamics Directorate pursues AF flight vehicle technologies to support aircraft, missiles and space systems in the technical areas of structures, vehicle subsystems, flight control, aeromechanics and experimental flight vehicle testbeds. Materials Directorate explores new materials and processes for advanced aerospace applications. Its current focus is on thermal protection materials, metallic and nonmetallic structural materials, aerospace propulsion materials, fluids and lubricants, electromagnetic and electronic materials and laser hardened materials. Manufacturing Technology Directorate focuses on process technologies and integrated manufacturing. This directorate is responsible for a new initiative which integrates design and manufacturing technologies to stimulate a new focus on design for producibility, design for quality, and design for life cycle costs. Key elements of this concurrent engineering involve development of advanced tools in computer aided design and computer aided manufacturing for analyses of design for weapon performance and low cost manufacturing. Plans and Programs Directorate is made up of cockpit integration, which involves research to advance the state of the art crew systems technologies for all classes of aerospace vehicles; and signature technology, which includes planning, formulating, and executing USAF exploratory and advanced development programs for vehicle signature reduction technology and counter low observable technology. Armament Directorate develops conventional armament technology and integrates these technologies into air vehicle platforms and other delivery platforms. The directorate provides conventional armament technology for four major thrusts that include advanced guidance, weapon flight mechanics, ordnance, and conventional strategic defense.
AF Development Test Center (AFDTC/BC) 205 West D Ave, Stuite 449 Eglin AFB, FL 32542-6863 (904)882-2843 AFDTC plans, directs, and conducts the test and evaluation of nonnuclear munitions, electronic combat, and navigation/guidance systems. Related ASC System Program Offices (SPOs) are also located here and supported by AFDTC/BC. To accomplish this mission, AFDTC manages the large land test ranges that are located on the 724 square mile Eglin complex as well as the 86,500 square miles of water ranges located in the adjacent Gulf of Mexico. Major tests on or above AFDTC's ranges cover aircraft systems, subsystems, missiles, guns, rockets, targets and drones, high-powered radar, and electronic countermeasures equipment. AFDTC's unique assets include the Guided Weapons Evaluation Facility (GWEF), the Preflight Integration of Munitions and Electronic Systems (PRIMES),and the McKinley Climatic Laboratory, a facility capable of testing military hardware as large as aircraft in environments ranging from minus 65 to plus 165 degrees Fahrenheit with 100 mph winds, icing clouds, rain, and snow. AFDTC also is responsible for the 46th Test Group at Holloman AFB NM, with its high speed test track, two radar target scatter measurement facilities, and the Central Inertial Guidance Test Facility (CIGTF). The operational contracting division contracts for supplies, equipment, and work necessary for the operation and maintenance of Eglin AFB. Other Major Commands Principal interests: Base contracting support, including major data major data processing, construction, and command wide acquisition of mission-related supplies and services. 3 CONS/CC 6920 12th Street, Suite 301 Elmendorf AFB, Anchorage, AK 99506-2570 (907)552-4338
Headquarters Air Education and (16 Bases) Training Command 550 D Street East, Rm 131 Randolph AFB, TX 78150-4425 (210)652-4840
Air Military Command (12 Bases) 402 Scott Drive, Unit 2A2 Scott AFB, IL 62225-5308 (618)256-8725
Air Combat Command (20 Bases) 130 Douglas Street, Suite 210 Langley AFB, VA 23665-2791 (757)764-5371
10th Air Base Wing (10 ABW/LGCP) 8110 Industrial Drive, Suite 103 USAF Academy, CO 80840-2315 (719)333-6642
Air Intelligence Agency 102 Hall Blvd., Suite 258 San Antonio, TX 78243-7030 (210)977-2453
Air Force Space Command (7 Bases) 150 Vandenburg Street, Suite 1105 Peterson AFB, CO 80914-4350 (719)554-5324
15 CONS/CC (4 Bases) 90 G Street Ext. 103 Hickam AFB, HI 96853-5320 (808)449-6860
Air Force Reserve 155 2nd Street Robbins AFB, GA 31098-1635 (912)327-1611
Major Defense Logistics Agency Buying Offices
D-1 Defense Supply Center Columbus 3990 East Broad St. Columbus, OH 43216-5000 (614) 692-3541 Toll-free:1(800) 262-3272 Principal interests: Guns, mechanisms and components; aircraft landing gear components; aircraft launching, landing, and ground handling equipment; aircraft wheel and brake systems; right-of-way construction and maintenance equipment, railroad; track materials, tractors; vehicular cab, body, and frame structural components; vehicular power transmission components; vehicular brake, steering, axle, wheel and track components; vehicular furniture and accessories; miscellaneous vehicular components; gasoline reciprocating engines and components; diesel engines and components; steam turbines and components; water turbines and water wheels and components; gasoline rotary engines and components; steam engines, reciprocating; nonaircraft engine fuel system, electrical system, and engine cooling system, engine and oil filters; miscellaneous engine accessories, nonaircraft; torque converters and speed changers; gears, pulleys, sprockets, and transmission chain; belting, drive belts, V-belts, and accessories, ship and boat propulsion equipment. Farm equipment; pest, disease, and frost control equipment; saddlery; earth moving and excavating equipment; earth boring and related equipment; road clearing and cleaning equipment; miscellaneous construction equipment; fire fighting equipment. Marine lifesaving and diving equipment; compressors and vacuum pumps; power and hand pumps; centrifugal; separators and pressure and vacuum filters; industrial boilers; heat exchangers and steam condensers; industrial furnaces; air and water purification equipment; space heating equipment; fuel burning equipment units; miscellaneous plumbing, heating, and sanitation equipment; piping and tubing; noses and fittings, valves, powered; valves, nonpowered; motor vehicle maintenance and repair shop equipment; prefabricated and portable buildings; storage tanks; scaffolding equipment and concrete forms; prefabricated tower structures; and miscellaneous construction equipment.
D-2 Defense Energy Support Center 8725 John J. Kingman Road Suite 4950, Room 4950 Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-6222 (703) 767-9400 1-(800) 523-2601 Principal interests: Petroleum products and petroleum related services for the U.S. military and U.S. Government agencies worldwide. Products include jet fuels, aviation gasoline, motor gasoline, gasohol, distillates, residuals, bulk lubricating oil, coal, crude oil for strategic petroleum reserve, natural gas and synfuels. Services include aircraft refueling, into-plane, bunkers, storage terminals, laboratory testing, and environmental assessment and remediation for Defense Fuel Supply Points.
D-3 Defense Supply Center Richmond 8000 Jefferson Davis Richmond, VA 23297-5124 (804) 279-3617 1(800) 544-5634 (VA) Principal interests: Laundry and dry cleaning equipment; shoe repairing equipment; industrial sewing machines and mobile textile repair shops; electric arc-welding equipment; woodworking machinery and equipment; printing; duplicating and bookbinding equipment; gas generating equipment; nonself-propelled materials-handling equipment; pallets, skids, load binder, and support sets: refrigeration equipment, fans, and air circulators; lugs, terminals, and terminal strips; electrical hardware and supplies; electrical insulators and insulating materials; contact brushes and electrodes; cable, cord, and wire assemblies for communication equipment: electrical motors and electrical control equipment; electrical generators and generator sets; distribution and power station transformers; miscellaneous electric power and distribution equipment; secondary batteries, miscellaneous alarm and signal systems; lighting fixtures and lamps; photographic supplies; chemicals and chemical specialties; pest control agents and disinfectants; food cooking, baking, and warming equipment; food preparation and serving sets, kits, and outfits; books and pamphlets, sheet and book music, and miscellaneous printed matter; drums and cans; commercial and industrial gas cylinders; bottles and jars; rubber, plastic, and glass fabricated materials; refractories and fire surfacing materials, asbestos, clay, cork, and other vegetable and mineral materials; ecclesiastical equipment, furnishings, and supplies; mortuary supplies; physical properties testing equipment; geophysical and astronomical instruments; scales and balances; drafting, surveying, and mapping instruments; and liquid and gas flow, liquid level, and mechanical motion measuring instruments, packaged petroleum products, cutting tools, industrial plant equipment. tackle blocks; shackles and slings; airframe structural components; parachutes; aerial pickup, delivery, and recovery systems; cargo tie-down equipment; cargo nets; aircraft accessories and components; rigging and rigging gear; deck machinery; marine hardware and hull items.
D-4 Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19111-5096 (215) 697-2747 Toll-free: 1(800) 831-1110 Principal interests: Bearings; chain and wire rope; fiber rope, cordage and twine; rope, cable, and chain fittings; ores and minerals; ferrous and nonferrous scrap; ferrous and nonferrous bars, sheets, and shapes; electrical wire and cable; screws, bolts, and studs; nuts and washers; nails, keys, and pins; rivets; fastening devices; packing and gasket materials; metal screening; coil, flat, and wire springs; rings; shims; spacers; miscellaneous hardware; plumbing fixtures and accessories; knobs and pointers; construction materials; film; kitchen equipment and appliances; lumber; photographic equipment and supplies.
D-5 Defense Supply Support Center 2800 South 20th St. Philadelphia, PA 19101-8419 (215) 737-2321 Toll-free: 1(800) 523-0705 Principal interests: Men's and women's military clothing, dress and work; textile fabrics; wool tops; artificial leather; tents and tarpaulins; flags and pennants; leather and rubber footwear; hats and caps; canvas products; special-purpose clothing; underwear; hosiery; gloves; badges and insignia; luggage; individual equipment; body armor; specialized flight clothing; helmets. Drugs and biological; surgical dressing materials; surgical, dental, and optical instruments, equipment and supplies; X-ray equipment and supplies; hospital furniture, equipment, utensils, and supplies; medical sets, kits, and outfits; chemical analysis instruments; laboratory equipment and supplies; medicinal chemicals; hospital and surgical clothing. Perishable and nonperishable foods are purchased for distribution in the United States and overseas. Such purchases include meats and meat products, fresh fruits and vegetables, dehydrated items, seafood or water foods, cereals, dairy products, poultry, and other related food items. Canned, packaged, fresh, and frozen items are purchased in car-lots or less. Retort pouched foods are bought in large quantities as ration components.
D-6 DLA Administrative Support Center Office of Contracting 8725 John J. Kingman Road Suite 0119, Room 1134 Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-6220 (703) 767-1161 Principle Interests: Centralized contracting of Federal Information Processing (FIP) Resources (ADP, Computer and Telecommunications products and services) at DLA HQ for all DLA activities, including large and small purchases, and GSA schedule purchases. Responsible for managing the life cycle contracting process in support of the DLA mission, and providing the highest quality contracting and customer service. DLA field activities may purchase similar items at the small purchase level and, under competitive circumstances, up to a threshold of $250,000. In addition, provides general contracting in support of the DLA HQ COMPLEX, Fort Belvoir, VA and other DASC supported customers. All contracting on a Fee-For-Service basis.
D-7 Defense National Stockpile Center 8725 John J. Kingman Road Suite 4616 Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-6223 (703) 767-5505 Principal interests: Manages the nation's reserves of strategic and critical materials for times of national emergency. Procures and sells aluminum, beryllium, cobalt, germanium, lead, manganese, mercury, mica, and rubber.
D8 Television-Audio Support Activity 3116 Peacekeeper Way McClellan AFB, CA 95652-1068 (916) 364-4223 Principal interests: A wide variety of Radio and Television Broadcast Equipment for all DoD activities worldwide. Procures video camcorders (all formats), broadcast TV equipment, recorders/reproducers, transmitters, switchers, monitors, cameras, color laser copiers, graphics systems, and test equipment that is used to support the Broadcast and Audio/Video Equipment.
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