The United States Air Force is issuing a multiple‑award indefinite‑delivery, indefinite‑quantity (IDIQ) contract for the production, testing, and delivery of MJU‑76/B thrusted flares used as counter‑measure devices for both U.S. Government (USG) and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers. The award will be a firm‑fixed‑price (FFP) contract with a five‑year ordering period and a one‑year optional extension, up to a total ceiling of $250 million. A minimum award guarantee of $5,000 (post‑award conference) applies to each awardee, while the first delivery order is expected to be a “buy‑to‑budget” acquisition valued at roughly $23.6 million. Offerors must have a Secret (or higher) clearance, be CMMC Level 2 compliant, and meet strict quality, testing, and data‑card (ADC) requirements. The solicitation includes split‑award pricing mechanisms based on the Total Evaluated Price (TEP) and may award production funding proportionally between qualified offerors.
• Produce, test, and deliver MJU‑76/B flares under a firm‑fixed‑price IDIQ framework.
• Submit a detailed TEP worksheet with unit prices for five production quantity bands plus administrative and first‑article testing CLINs.
• Maintain compliance with NISPOM, CMMC Level 2, ISO 9001‑2015, and extensive DFARS/FAR clauses; provide ammunition data cards via the WARP system.
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