Sigma Defense Systems LLC, a leading technology company, was awarded a $250 million single-award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract by the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service to provide lead integrator services in support of the Joint AISR Sensor Data Transport Infrastructure. Under this IDIQ, Sigma Defense Systems has received multiple delivery orders to deliver a range of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), tactical communications, and technical solutions to support various Department of Defense agencies and combatant commands. The funded task orders encompass providing ISR sensor data backhaul services, network engineering and satellite relay facility maintenance, manned asset ISR integration, and advisory and assistance support to DISA and the DoD CIO. The work will primarily be performed across locations in Florida, Virginia, Maryland, and North Dakota, with a total contract value exceeding $250 million. Sigma Defense Systems leverages its expertise and existing IDIQ contracts, including a $950 million ABMS IDIQ and a $913 million ISR sensor data backhaul services IDIQ, to deliver critical mission support to the Joint Force.
These contracted services align with the Department of Defense's focus on developing advanced command and control, ISR, and data transport capabilities to enable the Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) vision. Sigma Defense Systems' role as the lead integrator for the Joint AISR Sensor Data Transport Infrastructure IDIQ allows the company to provide comprehensive technical and professional services that support the integration, sustainment, and modernization of the Department's ISR architecture and data backbone. The company's portfolio of IDIQ contracts and demonstrated experience in delivering these types of solutions position Sigma Defense Systems as a key partner in the Department's pursuit of next-generation battle management and data transport capabilities.
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