Opportunity
SAM #JA-26-D-0250
Six-Month Extension and $495M Increase for L3Harris Tactical Radio FMS IDIQ Contract
Buyer
W6QK ACC-APG
Posted
July 30, 2026
Identifier
JA-26-D-0250
NAICS
334290, 541512, 541330, 541690
This opportunity involves a six-month extension and $495 million ceiling increase to the U.S. Army's sole-source IDIQ contract with L3Harris Global Communication, Inc. (L3HGCi) for tactical radio systems and related services supporting Foreign Military Sales (FMS). - Contract extension is due to administrative oversight, not to circumvent competition - L3Harris is the sole OEM/vendor due to proprietary technology and encryption requirements - Products include FALCON series tactical radios (HF, VHF, UHF, multiband, microwave), SATCOM terminals, APCO P25 radios, accessories, spare parts, maintenance tools, and software - Services include training, installation, engineering, site surveys, and field service support, both CONUS and OCONUS - Quantities: 1,970 manpack radios, 1,385 vehicular manpack radios, 2,820 handheld radios, 740 vehicular handheld radios, 105 FSR training support, 15 FSR maintenance support - All orders are country-directed via FMS procedures and require a formal Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) - The contract now covers a total ordering period of 5.5 years, with funding and demand estimates through 2031
Description
This Justification and Approval (J&A) is for a modification to contract W91CRB-21-D-5003 to extend the ordering period by six months, from June 2026 through December 2026. Due to an administrative oversight, this J&A is being posted outside of the standard 14-day regulatory timeline.
This modification authorizes a six-month extension to the existing L3Harris Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to support the U.S. Army’s Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program. Because this is an FMS-dedicated vehicle, all orders are sole-source and executed exclusively at the direct request of foreign partner nations via a formal Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA). Accordingly, this action serves to fulfill specific country-directed requirements and does not circumvent standard competitive acquisition processes.