The Airman Decision Making and Interface Research Program (ADMIRE) is a multiple-award $270 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract awarded by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). The prime contractor, DCS Corporation (DCS Corp), and its subsidiary Infoscitex Corp, have been issued several delivery orders under this IDIQ to conduct research and development focused on improving human-machine teaming, enhancing operator performance, and advancing intelligent interface technologies for Air Force applications.
Key work includes research on calibrating reliance on AI systems, cognitive and physical performance enhancement using neurostimulation, development of intelligent agent interfaces for operational communication, and studies on non-invasive brain stimulation effects on learning and decision-making. There are no set-aside designations, indicating DCS Corp and Infoscitex are competing successfully in full and open competition. The research is being carried out at various locations, including Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio and Franconia, Virginia, with major subcontractors supporting the efforts. The delivery orders range in value from $1.4 million to $19.9 million and have performance periods up to 60 months.
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