Indefinite Delivery Contract 47QFCA22D0337

The ASTRO Indefinite Delivery Contract is a multiple-award IDV established by the U.S. Air Force with a ceiling value of $3.5 million and an ultimate completion date of November 14, 2031. Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), a large prime contractor, was awarded this vehicle to provide platform-related services across federal government agencies. The IDV was subsequently modified to incorporate Executive Orders and Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clause 52.240-1, establishing prohibitions on unmanned aircraft systems manufactured or assembled by foreign entities covered under the American Security Drone Act. As a civilian-focused acquisition managed through the General Services Administration's Assisted Acquisition Services FEDSIM program, this contract vehicle enables flexible task order procurement for platform-related service requirements across multiple government agencies.

Under the ASTRO vehicle, SAIC has been awarded three substantial task orders totaling approximately $3.61 billion in combined ceiling value. The COBRA task order, valued at $1.40 billion with performance in Washington, Virginia and completion by September 16, 2030, provides cost-plus-award-fee services to the Air Force. The System Software Lifecycle Engineering (SSLE) task order, valued at $1.77 billion with performance in Huntsville, Alabama and completion by March 12, 2030, delivers software development and systems engineering support to the Army Research Development and Engineering Command for military system research and post-deployment activities. The Digital Transformation Acquisition Modernization and Modification (DTAMM) task order, valued at $443.7 million with performance at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida and completion by February 5, 2029, addresses defense information technology infrastructure modernization initiatives. These task orders collectively demonstrate SAIC's role as a significant technology services provider supporting critical defense and civilian agency modernization, software engineering, and platform support requirements across geographically dispersed locations.