The Department of the Air Force Space Command awarded Dsoft Technology Company an indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $287.7 million to provide modeling, simulation, and analysis services for space and cyberspace capabilities. The single award contract allows for delivery orders to be placed through November 2023.
Under this contract vehicle, Dsoft has received several delivery orders from the Air Force Space Command and Space and Missile Systems Center to date. This includes a $3.4 million order for space warfare modeling and simulation, a $3.19 million order for advisory services supporting weapon system development, a $3.7 million order for additional modeling and simulation services, and orders with values ranging from $3.89 million to $34.73 million for various modeling, simulation, and analysis efforts. Places of performance include Colorado Springs, Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station, and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base in Colorado. Order types include both fixed price and cost reimbursement, with periods of performance extending into late 2023.
The original solicitation and awarded contract aimed to procure advisory, analytical, and engineering services to support the Air Force's efforts in analyzing space and cyberspace capabilities. Received delivery orders have Dsoft assisting with efforts such as weapon system development, integrating industry innovation, applying knowledge of the space environment, and conducting lessons learned analyses.
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