The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command awarded a multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract known as the Range IDIQ Support Effort (RISE) with a potential value of $950 million. Georgia Tech Applied Research Corporation was issued a firm fixed price delivery order against RISE for $5,000 to provide a whitepaper outlining solutions for a prime-integrated portal concept in support of the Air Force's test and evaluation ranges.
The original RISE solicitation sought support for programs including Advanced Radar Threat Systems, Joint Threat Emitter, and Branch Modernization initiatives. Over five years, RISE will provide threat radar systems, supporting tools and infrastructure to Air Force combat training ranges, including acquisition, prototyping, engineering analysis and hardware/software upgrades. The Range Threat Systems Branch aims to modernize systems like AN/TPQ-55, AN/TSQ-T10, AN/FSQ-T34, AN/MPS-T1 and related test assets. No set-asides were specified and performance will take place in various locations including Atlanta, Georgia. The multiple awardees will compete future task orders valued up to $950 million.
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