The University of Dayton Research Institute Division has been awarded a multiple-award, indefinite delivery contract (IDC) by the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex to provide a range of sustainment engineering services and studies for the F-15 aircraft fleet. The contract has a $68.6 million ceiling value and a performance period extending through July 2029.
Under this IDC, the University of Dayton has received several firm-fixed price delivery orders to date, valued at over $10 million, for tasks such as engineering analysis, technical support, and project management assistance to sustain the F-15 weapons system. The delivered services leverage the University's expertise in areas like additive manufacturing, wind tunnel modeling, landing gear integrity assessment, and other aerospace engineering capabilities. This work supports the Air Force Materiel Command's mission to maintain aircraft readiness. The contract does not include small business set-asides, and the University of Dayton frequently serves as both a prime contractor and subcontractor on federal research, development, and engineering projects for DoD and other agencies.
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