BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc. Contracts in New Hampshire

Overview

Total Contract Value: $3,368,912,243

Contract Count: 25

Average Contract Size: $134.8M

Sole Source Rate: 0%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Awarding Agencies

1. Department of Defense — $3.4B (25 contracts)

Spending by Sector

• Other: $3.4B (25 contracts)

Contracts

• FRP-12+ WGU-59A/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $430.4M
• PROCUREMENT OF APKWS II WGU-59/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $399.6M
• FRP 8 DELIVERY FOR WGU-59/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $329.6M
• PROCUREMENT OF 11,000 APKWS FRP-13 WGU-59A/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS USN (2,334) US ARMY (503) BAHRAIN (60) CZECH REPUBLIC (600) POLAND (7,058) SINGAPORE (96) AND SDAF (349). — $322.5M
• THIS ORDER PROCURES WGU-59/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS FOR FRP6 — $299.3M
• FRP-9 WGU-59/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $243.3M
• WGU-59/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $225.0M
• FRP-12 WGU-59A/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $162.0M
• APKWS FRP 5-7 DELIVERY ORDER 0001 TO PROCURE 5,000 UNITS AND RAMP TO RAT UP TO QUANTITY 7,500 — $131.8M
• FRP-11 WGU-59A/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $108.6M
• FRP-10 WGU-59/B GUIDANCE SECTIONS — $106.3M
• DARPA JANUS PROGRAM — $82.6M
• ORDER 0001 IS FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF 12 TACTICAL SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE PAYLOAD SYSTEMS AND SUPPORTING EQUIPMENT, FIRST ARTICLE TESTING, THE TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE, AND ENGEERING SUPPORT (TO INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO TRAINING AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT) — $72.6M
• DARPA RESEARCH PROGRAM — $71.0M
• IGF::OT::IGF CAMBRIDGE PHASE 4 BAE — $50.1M
• DARPA ELECTRA "ARGOS" BASE + IT PHASE 1 — $44.9M
• CAMBRIDGE — $41.2M
• TASK ORDER 0002 AWARD UNDER INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE CONTRACT W56KGY-16-D-0013 FOR TACTICAL SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE PAYLOAD INTERIM CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT. THIS PARTICULAR EFFORT FUNDS SUSTAINMENT AND OPERATIONS. — $38.3M
• IGF::OT::IGF AWARD OF TASK ORDER 0001 TO PROCURE INTERIM CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE TACTICAL SIGINT PAYLOAD SYSTEM. — $38.3M
• THE GOAL OF THE ADAPTIVE RADAR COUNTERMEASURES (ARC) PROGRAM IS TO DEVELOP THE CAPABILITY TO COUNTER ADAPTIVE RADAR THREATS IN TACTICALLY RELEVANT TIME FRAMES BASED ON OVER-THE-AIR OBSERVABLE SIGNALS. AN ADAPTIVE THREAT IS DEFINED AS AN ADVERSARY S RADAR WHOSE WAVEFORMS AND BEHAVIORS ARE NEW, UNKNOWN, OR AMBIGUOUS. THREATS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST INCLUDE GROUND-TO-AIR AND AIR-TO-AIR PHASED ARRAY RADARS CAPABLE OF PERFORMING MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS (E.G., SURVEILLANCE, CUED TARGET ACQUISITION, TRACKING, NON-COOPERATIVE TARGET IDENTIFICATION, MISSILE TRACK, ETC.) AND EXHIBITING A HIGH DEGREE OF AGILITY IN BEAM STEERING, WAVEFORM, AND COHERENT PROCESSING INTERVAL (CPI) CHARACTERISTICS (E.G., CODING, PULSE REPETITION INTERVAL [PRI], ETC.). THE KEY CHALLENGES TO COUNTERING RADAR THREATS ARE: (1) UNAMBIGUOUSLY ISOLATING THE SIGNAL IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHER HOSTILE, FRIENDLY AND NEUTRAL SIGNALS; (2)DEDUCING THE THREAT POSED BY THAT SIGNAL; AND (3) SYNTHESIZING AND TRANSMITTING A COUNTERMEASURE THAT ACHIEVES A DESIRED EFFECT WITHIN THE RADAR S SIGNAL PROCESSOR. TODAY S AIRBORNE ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW) SYSTEMS RELY ON A PRIORI KNOWLEDGE OF THE THREAT ENVIRONMENT IN ORDER TO SIMPLIFY THESE TASKS. WHEN A SIGNAL IS DETECTED, ITS CHARACTERISTICS ARE COMPARED TO A LIST OF RADAR SIGNALS THAT WERE DEEMED TO BE POTENTIAL THREATS IN THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF OPERATION (I.E., A LOAD SET). IF A MATCH IS FOUND, THEN THE EW SYSTEM IS ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE THREAT AND APPLY AN APPROPRIATE PRE-PROGRAMMED COUNTERMEASURE (CM) THAT WAS DEVELOPED OFFLINE BY SKILLED ANALYSTS AND ENGINEERS, AND TESTED VIA SIMULATION AND RANGE TESTING (WHEN POSSIBLE). WHEN THE SIGNALS DETECTED IN THEATER ARE AMBIGUOUS OR DO NOT MATCH THE WAVEFORMS IN THE CURRENT LOAD SET, LIMITED REAL-TIME, ADAPTIVE RESPONSES ARE AVAILABLE TODAY. AS RADARS EVOLVE FROM FIXED ANALOG SYSTEMS TO DIGITALLY PROGRAMMABLE VARIANTS WITH UNKNOWN BEHAVIORS AND AGILE WAVEFORM CHARACTERISTICS, IDENTIFYING RADAR SYSTEMS IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY CHALLENGING. FUTURE RADARS PRESENT AN EVEN GREATER CHALLENGE AS THEY ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE THE ABILITY TO SENSE THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND ADAPT THEIR TRANSMISSION CHARACTERISTICS AND PULSE PROCESSING ALGORITHMS TO MAXIMIZE PERFORMANCE AND MITIGATE INTERFERENCE EFFECTS. THE RESULT IS THAT OUR EW SYSTEMS WILL INCREASINGLY ENCOUNTER ADAPTIVE RADAR THREATS. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE ARC PROGRAM IS TO ENABLE OUR EW SYSTEMS TO AUTOMATICALLY GENERATE EFFECTIVE COUNTERMEASURES AGAINST NEW, UNKNOWN, OR AMBIGUOUS RADAR SIGNALS IN NEAR REAL-TIME (I.E., AS THEY ARE ENCOUNTERED DURING A MISSION). — $36.5M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many contracts does BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc. have in New Hampshire?

BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc. has 25 contracts performed in New Hampshire worth a combined $3.4B.

What is the average contract size for BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc. in New Hampshire?

The average contract size is $134.8M.

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