The Department of the Air Force Space Command Space and Missile Systems Center awarded an indefinite delivery contract with a potential value of $200 million to multiple vendors including Danbury Mission Technologies, LLC. The contract is for conceptual studies and preliminary research in offensive space control, defensive space control, command and control, and space domain awareness.
Danbury Mission Technologies, LLC was issued a $3,500 firm fixed price delivery order against the master contract to provide such conceptual studies and preliminary research for a one month period ending April 30, 2021. The work will be performed in Danbury, Connecticut. No set aside provisions or subcontracting arrangements were specified for this task order.
The goal of both the master contract and initial delivery order appears to be developing early stage research and analysis to inform the Department of the Air Force's strategies for space control and situational awareness. Given the agency overseeing the work is the Space and Missile Systems Center, it can reasonably be assumed the contracted efforts will contribute to the Air Force's operational capabilities and technical knowledge regarding threats and opportunities within the space domain.
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