Blanket Purchase Agreement GS00F237CA-47QFSA21A0001

The Naval Air Systems Command awarded Technical Systems Integration, Inc. a blanket purchase agreement with a potential value of $5,000,000 to provide aviation training analysis and evaluation services. Under this agreement, TSI has received multiple firm fixed price call contracts for requirements analysis, evaluation, and development of training systems to support Naval aviation programs. Task orders awarded to TSI include a $503,648 call for requirements analysis of an EXX training system, a $2,535,687 call for front end analysis and requirements analysis to support Naval Aviation Distributed Mission Training, a $354,682 call for provision of an H-60 mission rehearsal trainer, a $290,825 call for requirements analysis to support the Chief of Naval Air Training Strike program, a $201,640 call for requirements analysis of the tiltrotor training system for the Chief of Naval Air Training, and an $874,786 call to deliver requirements for an H-60 search and rescue swimmer/hoist operator tower trainer. Performance will take place in Orlando, Florida over periods ranging from approximately 10 months to 16 months. No set aside designations were used. Through these task orders, TSI is providing analysis, evaluation, development and prototyping services to support the training and readiness of Naval aviation programs.

The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command oversees research, development, acquisition, and support of Navy and Marine Corps aircraft systems. The original blanket purchase agreement and subsequent calls aim to procure various analysis, evaluation and training development services from TSI to support Naval aviation programs. This includes analyzing requirements for new training systems, developing prototypes like an H-60 mission rehearsal trainer, and conducting analyses to support initiatives such as Naval Aviation Distributed Mission Training. The services provided under this agreement enhance training systems and capabilities for aircraft like the H-60 helicopter used in search and rescue, as well as programs through the Chief of Naval Air Training.