Marvin Engineering Co. LLC, Inglewood, California, has been awarded a $59,930,725 firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity necessities contract for the acquisition of MAU-12 bomb racks in assist of the F-16 weapon system. Work will probably be carried out in Inglewood, California, and is predicted to be accomplished by Dec. 21, 2031. This award is the results of a sole supply acquisition and is 100% U.S. International Army Gross sales (FMS). FMS funds within the quantity of $6,402,952 will probably be obligated on the primary order on the time of award. Air Drive Life Cycle Administration Middle, Robins Air Drive Base, Warner Robins, Georgia, is the contracting exercise.

The MAU-12 Ejector Rack Meeting is designed to droop on plane and eject standard or nuclear shops, and exterior gasoline tanks. The bomb rack makes use of electrically fired impulse cartridges and a fuel operated mechanism. The rack is provided with two units of shackles, one set spaced 14 inches aside and one set spaced at 30 inches. The bomb rack makes use of electrically fired impulse cartridges and a fuel operated mechanism. The rack is provided with two units of shackles, one set spaced 14 inches aside and one set spaced at 30 inches. The unit is 32 inches lengthy, 6.25 inches excessive, and three inches huge. The width is 11.25 inches together with the swaybraces. The unit weighs 69 kilos.

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Established in 1963, Marvin Engineering Co., Inc. (MEC) is the foundational firm of The Marvin Group and a worldwide chief in shops carriage and launch options, additionally known as Alternate Mission Tools (AME) and Plane Armament Tools (AAE). Marvin Engineering’s services are provided each domestically and internationally and are presently being supplied by means of the U.S. Division of Protection (DoD), by way of International Army Gross sales (FMS), in affiliation with Prime Contractors and by way of Direct Industrial Gross sales (DCS). Marvin Engineering has the expertise and sources out there to assist the contracting and procurement technique.

Airmen from the fifth Munitions Squadron keep and restore numerous tools at Minot Air Drive Base, N.D., Dec. 5, 2017. The 5 MUNS Airmen restore MAU-12 ejector bomb racks, heavy shops adapter beam, standard rotary launchers and cluster bomb racks. (U.S. Air Drive picture by Airman 1st Class Dillon J. Audit)