The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) under the Training Systems Acquisition III (TSA III) IDIQ vehicle to The Boeing Company. The $20.9 billion IDC, awarded in 2015, covers a range of aviation training systems, services, and support. Subsequent task orders under this IDC have included the procurement of C-17 weapons system trainers, the C-17 NATO Training System, F-15 training devices, and C-17 training and sustainment services valued at hundreds of millions of dollars. Boeing, as the prime contractor, has leveraged its expertise in aircraft production, logistics, and technical support to deliver these critical training capabilities to the U.S. Air Force. The task orders do not contain any small business set-asides, and the work is primarily performed in St. Louis, Missouri.
The TSA III IDC and associated task orders aim to provide the Air Force with a comprehensive set of training solutions for key aviation platforms like the C-17 strategic airlifter and the F-15 fighter jet. By utilizing this flexible IDIQ contract vehicle, the Aeronautical Systems Center can rapidly acquire and sustain the necessary training devices, simulations, and support services to prepare pilots and aircrew for their missions. The Boeing Company's extensive experience in military aviation and its status as a leading U.S. defense contractor make it well-suited to deliver these training capabilities that support the Air Force's global mobility and air superiority requirements.
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