Awarded contract

705910451 (TSSP/142) - Instrumented Live Training Area Weapons Effect Simulator (ILT-A) Contractor Logistic Support, Repair and Post Design Services

Details

Value
£97,045,304.29
Topic
Repair and maintenance services of military electronic systems
Published
8 April 2025

Tender description

ILT-A enables the simulation of area effects such as fire missions, danger areas like minefields, and permits the tracking and monitoring of participants (players) while dismounted, in vehicles and structures. The system provides man worn and vehicle instrumentation and an engagement capability for lighter weapons, as part of collective training. It simulates and records the effects of weapon engagements and enables realistic and challenging training. The contract will also allow for further developed instrumentation for Combined Arms Live Fire Exercises (CALFEX) along with potential for future Vehicle Integration. There is also a possibility of expansion of the systems into currently undefined training areas globally. The Contract is for an initial period of two (2) years with the option to extend for a further three (3) years. The initial value of the Contract is £29,593,483.33 ex VAT, and with Costed Options £97,045,304.29 ex VAT. The Contract contains some fixed cost options which are subject to Variation of Price (VOP) and therefore likely to increase the total value.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date19 March 2025
  2. Completed: Award published8 April 2025
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About the buyer

The Ministry of Defence is a ministerial department that runs its acquisition and procurement activity through a dedicated commercial function, led by the Director Commercial. Defence Equipment & Support buys, supports and supplies equipment such as jets, warships and armoured vehicles for the armed forces. The Defence Infrastructure Organisation plans, builds and maintains the defence estate separately from equipment procurement. Suppliers can register on the Defence Sourcing Portal, the department's end-to-end eProcurement system for contract opportunities. Many purchasing agreements sit on the MOD Framework Library, its central list of framework routes to market.

Procurement spend from central entities makes up 66% of overall UK public spend.

Over the past 5 years, most of the Ministry of Defence's contract awards have been in IT services, architectural and engineering services and repair and maintenance.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 50660000 · Repair and maintenance services of military electronic systems

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