The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command has awarded Aero Simulation, Inc. several delivery orders under the Training Systems Contract IV (TSC) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle. These orders include:
A $16.4 million firm fixed price (FFP) contract to provide simulation and training systems to upgrade CH-53E helicopter systems as part of the Naval Air Warfare Center's modernization program. This 2.5-year contract has been set aside for small businesses and will be performed in San Diego, California.
A $14.9 million FFP contract for Aero Simulation to deliver riverine small boat simulation and training capabilities over 3 years, also under a small business set-aside, with work to be performed in Tampa, Florida. Additionally, Aero Simulation received a $4.8 million FFP order to provide an operational flight trainer in support of NAVAIR programs, to be performed in Kingsville, Texas. The IDIQ also included a $1,000 minimum guarantee delivery order.
The TSC IV IDIQ, overseen by the Air Force Materiel Command, allows the Navy to streamline procurement of advanced training systems, courseware, and related simulation services from Aero Simulation, a manufacturer and provider of flight simulators, virtual training solutions, and other simulation products and services to federal agencies.