Indefinite Delivery Contract FA853325D0016

The Automatic Test Systems Acquisition - I (ATSA-I) represents a single-award, 10-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract awarded by the Air Force Materiel Command to Lockheed Martin Corporation (Rotary and Mission Systems division) on September 18, 2025, with a $980 million ceiling value and performance through September 18, 2035. This contract supports the Air Force's Automatic Test Systems Division at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, and encompasses the full lifecycle acquisition and sustainment of automatic test equipment and systems. The scope includes analysis, design, development, production, installation, integration, testing, database generation and management, and sustainment services for test equipment supporting aircraft, armament, and commodity systems across Air Force programs. Lockheed Martin will deliver software development and sustainment capabilities, model-based systems engineering using SysML tools, open systems architecture implementation, configuration management, and security authorization support to address both legacy systems and future commercial and noncommercial product requirements.

The contract structure facilitates competitive and sole-source acquisitions through task and delivery orders issued against the indefinite delivery vehicle, with no small business set-aside designation applied. Services will support the Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, and foreign military sales customers across multiple global locations. A representative delivery order issued on September 18, 2025, valued at $1,000 on a firm fixed-price basis with completion by November 17, 2025, reflects initial task order activity against the contract for work performed in Orlando, Florida. As a large established prime contractor, Lockheed Martin is required to maintain a minimum 20% small business subcontracting participation rate. This enterprise contract vehicle consolidates and standardizes automatic test systems acquisition across the Air Force portfolio, replacing fragmented procurement approaches and establishing a single contracting mechanism for long-term support of critical test infrastructure.