The U.S. Department of the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center has awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract to Six3 Advanced Systems, Inc. (doing business as Bit Systems), a subsidiary of CACI International Inc. The $200 million "Conceptual Studies for Offensive/Defensive Space Control and Space Domain Awareness" IDIQ provides for conceptual studies and preliminary research in the areas of offensive space control, defensive space control, command and control, and space domain awareness. The contract supports the Air Force's high-level programs for space control and situational awareness. Three task orders have been awarded to date under the IDIQ, ranging from $3,500 to $11.2 million in ceiling value. These task orders involve developing prototype capabilities for a common operating picture, as well as conducting additional conceptual studies and research to advance space-related technical capabilities for national security. No set-aside designations were used, and the work is primarily performed in Sterling, Virginia.
The IDIQ contract and associated task orders aim to provide the Air Force Space Command with specialized research, analysis, and prototype development in support of space control, space domain awareness, command and control, and other related mission areas. Through past contracts, Six3 Advanced Systems has demonstrated its expertise in delivering hardware, software, engineering services, and conceptual studies to national security agencies. This IDIQ builds on the company's experience supporting various space-related capabilities for the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.
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