Siemens Industry, Inc. was awarded an indefinite delivery contract by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command to provide electrical infrastructure replacement efforts across multiple locations. The contract has a potential value of $54 million and a period of performance through November 2025.
Under this contract, Siemens Industry has received several firm fixed price delivery orders to replace aging electrical systems at various Air Force Materiel Command Test Center facilities in Tennessee and Illinois. This includes projects such as replacing 6,900-volt switchgear, unit substations, circuit breakers, and electrical substations valued from $2.9 million to $9 million. Work involves delivering and installing new electrical distribution and bus bar systems to modernize critical infrastructure supporting the testing and evaluation of aerospace systems.
The original solicitation indicated the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center's intent to negotiate solely with Siemens Industry on a sole source basis for iso-phase gas-insulated switchgear, citing their specialized need and authority under FAR 6.302. No set-asides were applied to these orders. Overall, the contract and its task orders aim to upgrade aged electrical systems at Materiel Command test facilities to ensure continued support of their mission to oversee acquisition for Air Force weapons and platforms.
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