The Air Force Space Command and Air Mobility Command awarded Avid Systems LLC an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with a potential value of $5 million to provide BYOAD licenses and related services. No set-asides were used. Under the contract, Avid Systems was issued three delivery orders at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland and Washington, Virginia worth $3.3M, $321K, and $20K respectively, to furnish PKS-WARREN-WHITFIELD broadband licenses and BYOAD support through October 2023 and March 2024. The licenses and associated services are intended to advance the Commands' space and communications capabilities for personnel at the specified locations. Avid Systems is the prime contractor responsible for delivering the software and executing the orders without involving subcontractors. The contract and delivery orders were awarded using standard government contracting methods and pricing types to meet the Air Force branches' technology and program needs.
The Department of Defense components tasked Avid Systems with supplying Bring Your Own Approved Device solutions under an ID/IQ contract vehicle and subsequent orders. No set-aside designations applied. Performance sites included Joint Base Andrews and the National Capital Region. Order values totaled approximately $3.6 million to be paid on a firm-fixed-price basis. Software licenses and related products/services were to support space operations and mobility programs through early 2024. Avid Systems performed as prime contractor without indication of subcontractor participation. The contract awards appeared intended to enable approved personal devices on military networks in furtherance of agency missions.
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