The Department of the Air Force awarded a single-award indefinite delivery contract to Raytheon Systems Limited, a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies Corporation, for the procurement of Global Positioning System Antenna System-1 (GAS-1) and Advanced Digital Antenna Production (ADAP) systems, components, repairs, engineering services, and related sustainment support. The $97.3 million contract covers delivery orders for antennas, antenna electronics, ground plane assemblies, fiber optic components, and portable test sets to meet the Air Force's positioning, navigation, timing, and communications requirements across air, space, and cyber domains. Raytheon has also received over $60 million in additional IDIQ awards from the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center for the ADAP program. The work will be performed primarily in Great Britain and Gabon over the 10-year period of performance. This sole source procurement aims to maintain the Air Force's critical satellite communications and GPS capabilities by leveraging Raytheon's expertise as the original equipment manufacturer.
Through task orders issued against the GAS-1/ADAP IDC, Raytheon will deliver a range of repair, production, and engineering services. Notable orders include $4.7 million for GAS-1/ADAP system components, $2.1 million for GPS repairs, $839,160 for antenna electronics repairs, and $47,784 for antenna electronics repair and return services. These task orders support the Air Force Sustainment Center and Lifecycle Management Center's efforts to sustain and modernize critical positioning, navigation, and timing assets across the Department of Defense.
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