The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex awarded Ametek Programmable Power, Inc. an indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $15.8 million to provide Versatile Diagnostic Automated Test Station Kits. Task orders issued against this contract between 2021 and 2026 total over $2.5 million and require Ametek to deliver test station kits and components from locations in California and Georgia to support the Air Force's maintenance and diagnostic testing needs. Places of performance include San Diego, Artesia, and South Base. The original solicitation sought kits to assemble test stations with flexible and expandable hardware and software architectures that eliminate the need for active interface test adapters, in support of the Air Force's evaluation and sustainment of aircraft and aerospace systems.
Ametek Programmable Power, Inc. serves as the prime contractor for the IDV contract and associated firm fixed price task orders awarded on dates between July 2021 and January 2022. No set-aside provisions were applied. The test station kits and components procured aim to provide the Air Force flexibility in identifying and resolving hardware issues to ensure weapon systems remain operational. Pricing is on a firm fixed basis for the IDV contract and individual orders, which have periods of performance ranging from 2 to 60 months and values from $6,663 to $803,655.
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