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Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) — US Army

04.5M IDIQ frame contract for Safran (via Safran Optics 1) to deliver Laser Target Locator Module II systems to the US Army.

Safran Optics 1 was awarded a $304.5 million, 5-year IDIQ frame contract by the U.S. Army (announced July 2016; confirmed by Safran's press release in March 2017) for production of the Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) system, following a firm-fixed-price solicitation that drew five bids. This was the original production vehicle for LTLM II, later followed by a $275 million successor IDIQ in 2024 (see safran-ltlm-ii) covering an expanded scope of spares and logistics support.

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Agency
U.S. Army
Award ID
Undisclosed
Ceiling value
$304.5 million
Vehicle
IDIQ frame contract
Awarded
2016-07-14
Period of performance ends
Undisclosed

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What is the Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) — US Army contract?
Safran Optics 1 was awarded a $304.5 million, 5-year IDIQ frame contract by the U.S. Army (announced July 2016; confirmed by Safran's press release in March 2017) for production of the Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) system, following a firm-fixed-price solicitation that drew five bids. This was the original production vehicle for LTLM II, later followed by a $275 million successor IDIQ in 2024 (see safran-ltlm-ii) covering an expanded scope of spares and logistics support.
Which agency awarded the Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) — US Army contract?
The Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) — US Army contract was awarded by U.S. Army under a IDIQ frame contract vehicle.
How much is the Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) — US Army contract worth?
The Laser Target Locator Module II (LTLM II) — US Army contract has a value of $304.5 million, awarded on 2016-07-14.

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