The Magis Group, LLC, a small disadvantaged business, has been awarded a $48 million indefinite delivery contract by the U.S. Air Force to provide Phase III Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) human resiliency training services and research. Under this contract, The Magis Group has received multiple firm fixed price delivery orders to develop and deliver customized resilience training programs leveraging virtual reality technology for various Air Force units and personnel at installations across the country, including Beale, Langley, and Hurlburt Field. The contract aims to enhance psychological resilience and optimize human performance for the Air Force through innovative training solutions. Additional delivery orders have been issued by the Army Security Assistance Command, General Services Administration, and Air Force Materiel Command, totaling over $31 million in federal contracts for The Magis Group's Evenpulse division. No set-aside designations were used for these awards.
The contracted services focus on conducting ongoing research and delivering evidence-based resilience training programs tailored to the unique needs of Air Force personnel in high-stress roles. The work has involved developing and testing virtual reality-based training capabilities to support the Air Force's focus on strengthening human capital resources. Delivery orders have ranged from $20,000 to $4.8 million in ceiling value, with periods of performance generally spanning 12-36 months. The contract supports the Department of Defense's broader goals of enhancing resilience and performance among its service members through innovative technology and training solutions.
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