The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command awarded a single-award, indefinite delivery contract vehicle to CACI, Inc.-Federal to provide automated test system sustainment services in support of the 309th Maintenance Wing at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The contract has a potential value of $496M over a five-year base period and one six-month option period.
Task orders issued against the contract procure engineering, maintenance, and program management services to sustain automated test systems critical to evaluating and certifying Air Force weapon systems. Services include test program set development and maintenance, hardware and software upkeep, and coordination with original equipment manufacturers. Subcontractors provide specialized labor, materials, and equipment to enable complex repairs and upgrades. Performance locations include Hill AFB and other Air Force bases.
The originating solicitation sought proposals for a follow-on contract to integrate, update, and consolidate aging automated test assets at Hill AFB. Respondents were required to demonstrate experience sustaining test program sets, implementing configuration control, avoiding organizational conflicts, and analyzing test system failures—all keys to ensuring Air Force evaluation infrastructure remains operational. CACI was selected as the incumbent contractor best positioned to fulfill requirements as a full-service test system integrator.
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