Contract · Federal
MK 66 Mod 0 Heavyweight Undersea Training Target (MK 66 HUTT) Cyber Security
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE NAVY Newport, RI
- Status Closes in 9 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside No Set aside used
Scope
On November 9th, 2026, the Government releases Amendment 01 to the MK 66 Mod 0 Heavyweight Undersea Training Target (MK 66 HUTT) Cyber Security Combined Synopsis/Solicitation to answer industry questions and amend the following attachments (changes are identified with strike through text): 1.
Statement of Work_Cybersecurity_Amendment 01 2.
Combined Synopsis Final Amendment 01.
Additionally, the Government is providing the following responses to industry questions: 1.
Question: SOW 4.1.1 calls for a Cybersecurity Plan "tailored to the MK66 HUTT security features which the contractor has designed into the system." SOW 6.0 lists Government Furnished Information as N/A.
Do the Government's rights under the prototype agreements named in N66604-26-R-0230 (N666041890001 and N666042493202) reach this design data?
And will the Government furnish, or direct the OEM to furnish, the design data and test article access that a responsible source other than the OEM would need?
Answer: This requirement is a sole-source procurement to Saab, Inc., who designed the MK 66 HUTT and owns all proprietary rights to its software, internal architecture, and technical design.
The Government does not own this proprietary design data and cannot provide it as Government Furnished Information (GFI).
The Government's rights under other agreements do not allow us to share Saab's proprietary data with third parties, and the Government will not require the OEM to provide design data or test article access to other contractors.
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Question: FAR 52.212-2 is listed without factors.
Which evaluation factors apply?
Answer: FAR 52.212-2 is not applicable to this requirement and is being removed from the combined synopsis via amendment 01.
3.
Question: SOW 4.1.1 says the effort runs throughout the life of the contract, and th...
Typical award value
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 9, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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