Indefinite Delivery Contract FA882322D0001

The U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) awarded a $329 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to The Boeing Company as the prime contractor to provide long-term Global Positioning System (GPS) Increment 2F on-orbit sustainment support through 2032. Under this IDC, Boeing will deliver a range of products and services to maintain the cutting-edge capabilities of the U.S. military's GPS satellite network, including spacecraft hardware, software, training, simulation, and orbital operations support. Task orders issued to date under this IDC cover software licenses and updates, GitLab configuration services, GPS sustainment, and Wideband Global SATCOM orbital operations and logistics, valued from $467,962 to $60.8 million. Boeing leverages subcontractors such as Sterling Computers Corporation, GC Micro Corp, Global Crossing North America, Dynamic Systems Inc., Jet Micro Corporation, Titanium Technologies, and Anacapa Micro Products to provide non-production services, aerospace commodities, and specialized support across these task orders. The work is primarily performed in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and no set-aside designations were used for this IDC or its associated task orders.

These contract vehicles demonstrate Boeing's comprehensive capabilities in supporting the full lifecycle of aerospace systems, including advanced satellite communications and positioning, navigation, and timing capabilities, for the U.S. Department of Defense. The IDC and task orders align with the SMC's broader initiatives to modernize and sustain the critical GPS constellation to ensure reliable precision services for military and government users worldwide.