Indefinite Delivery Contract FA865018D5600

Award Date 6/14/18
Last Date to Order 9/15/25
Ultimate Awardee
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Federal Contract Vehicle
Pricing Type
Cost No Fee
Legislative Mandate
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National Interest Action
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Award Type
Single
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  • FA865018D5600
    Indefinite Delivery Contract
  • 7
    Federal Contract Awards

The University of Dayton Research Institute Division has been awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), a Defense agency, with a ceiling value of $144,000,000 and a period of performance through September 15, 2025. This contract, identified as FA865018D5600, is for the "QUICK REACTION EVALUATION RECOMPETE" program, which aims to provide rapid root cause analysis and solutions to the warfighter by evaluating materials, manufacturing, and processing technologies in the areas of electronics, materials, structures, and environmental/alternative energy systems.

Under this IDC, the University of Dayton Research Institute Division has been awarded several delivery orders, valued at over $42 million, to provide a range of specialized technical services and materials research, development, testing, and evaluation in support of the AFRL's technology development and sustainment priorities. These task orders cover areas such as operations and maintenance for energy-efficient technologies, materials evaluation and testing, electronic materials evaluation, and corrosion prevention/control. The work is to be performed in Dayton, Ohio, and does not have any small business set-aside designations.

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