The federal contract IDV award, held by Raytheon Company (doing business as Raytheon), provides a range of products and services to the U.S. Department of the Army and other government agencies. Key offerings include:
Education, curriculum development, and knowledge-based training services to support aviation, combat, and contingency operations, with a focus on areas such as aircrew, pilot, aircraft maintenance, and counter-improvised explosive devices training. These services are provided to the Afghan Air Force, Army National Guard, and other international partners. The contract also funds Raytheon's work on aviation instrumentation systems, exportable combat training capabilities, and broader contingency operations assistance. The contract has been awarded by entities such as the Army Acquisition Support Center, Materiel Command Security Assistance Command, and the National Guard Readiness Center, with a total potential value exceeding $11 billion. No set-aside designations were indicated. The contracts are primarily firm fixed-price or time-and-materials delivery orders, with periods of performance ranging from 2017 to 2021.
Raytheon's parent company, RTX Corporation (doing business as Raytheon Technologies), has also supported various Department of Defense efforts as a subcontractor to prime contractors like General Dynamics Mission Systems. This includes providing goods and services related to inertial measurement units, pump assemblies, control units, data ingestion, and advanced manufacturing techniques with potential defense applications.
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