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Common Armament Tester for Fighter Aircraft

Department of Defense (DoD)
IDIQ
$472 – $42K per task order
Quick Brief

The Department of Defense is procuring the Common Armament Tester for Fighter (CAT-F), which involves the development, manufacture, and sustainment of a testing system for F-16, F-15, and A-10 aircraft. Key requirements include capabilities for Preload, Clean Wing, and Fault Isolation testing at both O-Level and I-Level Maintenance. The acquisition will result in up to two IDIQ contracts with a mix of pricing arrangements.

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Scope & Requirements

The work involves developing a common armament tester for multiple fighter aircraft, ensuring it meets specific testing requirements.

Contract Details

Contract Typei
IDIQ
Estimated Value
$472 – $42K per task order
IDIQ ceiling: $350K, 2 awardees
Similar contracts award $472$42K (median $8K, 8,077 awards)
Period of Performance
1 year Basic and 4 one year Options
Expected Awards
2
NAICS Codes

Qualifications & Eligibility

NAICS Size Standard
750 employees

Agency & Contact

Contracting Organization

Agency
DEPT OF DEFENSE

Point of Contact

John A. Smith
Contracting Officer
(202) 555-0100

Key Dates

Published4mo ago
Feb 17, 2026
Last Updated4mo ago
Feb 17, 2026
Became Solicitation4mo ago
Feb 17, 2026
Tracked
RFP Amendment Release4mo ago
Feb 17, 2026
Response Duein 7mo
Dec 31, 2026
Proposal Due Datein 7mo
Dec 31, 2026
Date reflects SAM.gov constraints; actual date TBD.

Description

The purpose of this update is to advise Industry that the USG anticipates RFP Amendment 0002 will be released NLT two weeks from today.

22 Sep 2025: The purpose of this update is to provide RFP Amendment 0001. RFP Amendment 0001 extends the proposal due date to Indefinite due to a received protest. However, SAM.gov will reflect a date of

31 Dec 2026 as SAM.gov does not allow a blank date entry. A firm proposal due date will be identified in an RFP amendment upon the resolution of the protest.

18 Sep 2025: The purpose of this update is to advise Industry the following: Proposals are not due on

22 Sep 2025. However, SAM.gov will still reflect this date as SAM.gov does not allow a blank date entry. The revised proposal receipt date is To Be Determined. An RFP Amendment to extend the proposal due date as well as the other changes addressed in the Industry

Questions with Answers will be forthcoming. This SAM.gov posting will be revised at that time to reflect the revised proposal due date. All comments, recommendations, concerns, and

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