The U.S. Army's Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI) awarded a $401.8 million Indefinite Delivery Contract to Griffon Aerospace, Inc., a manufacturer of aerospace products focused on unmanned aircraft systems, to procure, operate and maintain over 7,000 aerial targets annually for training purposes under the Air Defense Artillery-Target II (ADA-T II) program. This includes the provision of MQM-170 Outlaw, MQM-171 Broadsword, and MQM-186 Redwing aerial targets, as well as associated components, field services, engineering support, and other non-severable services. The contract is a single-award, unrestricted procurement with a period of performance through June 2027. Griffon Aerospace has a history of providing these types of aerial targets, unmanned aerial systems, and support services to PEO STRI through both prime and subcontract awards over the past decade.
Under this IDV contract, PEO STRI has issued multiple firm-fixed-price delivery orders to Griffon Aerospace for the procurement of aerial target systems and spares, field services, engineering support, and other direct costs, with a total combined value exceeding $20 million to date. The contract supports training and testing at Army locations across the United States as well as in the Republic of Korea. This IDV contract follows a previous sole-source award to Griffon Aerospace for similar aerial targets and support services, which is set to expire in early 2022.
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