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$32.7M to N-G as Part of US ICBM Refurbishment

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The Headquarters Ogden Air Logistics Center, Hill Air Force Base, UT has issued a pair of contracts to Northrop-Grumman Space and Mission Systems in Clearfield, UT. The contracts are related to the LM-30 Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM).

With the recent treaty-driven retirement of the more-modern MX Peacekeeper missiles, the Minuteman III missiles remain as the land-based leg of the USA’s nuclear triad. In order to keep them viable significant refits, upgrades, and other measures are underway. These two modifications are part of that effort, under contract # F42610-98-C-0001…

A $7.7 million fixed price incentive (firm target) award fee, firm-fixed price contract modification for Guidance Replacement Program (GRP) full rate production (FRP) Value Engineering Change Proposal 01-OPIC-030 and 01-IPIC-0009. The funding is for FY06 contractor share (Modification # for this requirement has not been assigned yet).

A $25 million fixed price incentive firm with award fee contract modification. This will be an unpriced change order or undefinitized contract action, due to high urgency and potential mission impact. This contract will provide environmental control system units, deployment activities, and interim contractor support to upgrade the launch facilities and missile alert facilities at the three US ICBM missile wings. Work will be complete October 2007 (Modification number has not yet been assigned).

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