The Knowledge Network for Integrated Tactical Employment (KNITE) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract was awarded on September 1, 2022 by the Department of the Air Force to Modus Operandi, Inc. with a potential value of $9.5 million. The IDIQ aims to procure continued development of Modus Operandi's Mobius configuration management software to support the Air Force's air mobility missions through task orders under the Small Business Innovation Research Program Phase III mechanism.
Eight task orders have been awarded against the IDIQ to date for software development and services in support of various Air Force programs. These include orders for $65,000, $557,000, $979,400, $192,000, $54,070, $63,652.39, $150,000 and $63,652.39 to provide weapons system training software, configuration management, requirements support and qualitative coding services. Performance will take place primarily at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada through August 2023. The task orders utilize firm-fixed-price contracts and none applied set-asides, reflecting the IDIQ's goal of continuing Modus Operandi's established work in developing specialized software solutions for Air Force mobility, weapons and doctrinal applications.
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