BAE Systems has won a potential $37.9 million contract from the Defense Logistics Agency to provide more than 100 spare parts for land vehicles, the company said Wednesday.
The company won an initial $2.6 million order under the five-year indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quality contract to provide the parts for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles.
Robert Houston, vice president and deputy general manager of weapon systems and support, said the company will also provide DLA depot reset and end-user maintenance activities to help the agency acquire parts for the vehicles.
BAE will provide DLA 105 automotive parts such as electrical components, engine items, body panels and chassis structural parts.
Work will occur at BAE’s facility in Sealy, Texas and delivery is scheduled to complete in December 2017.
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BAE to Provide DLA Land Vehicle Spare Equipment; Robert Houston Comments
The company won an initial $2.6 million order under the five-year indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quality contract to provide the parts for the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles.
Robert Houston, vice president and deputy general manager of weapon systems and support, said the company will also provide DLA depot reset and end-user maintenance activities to help the agency acquire parts for the vehicles.
BAE will provide DLA 105 automotive parts such as electrical components, engine items, body panels and chassis structural parts.
Work will occur at BAE’s facility in Sealy, Texas and delivery is scheduled to complete in December 2017.
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