The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) awarded an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) worth up to $8.96 billion to Advanced Technology International (ATI), a public service nonprofit organization, for the Aviation and Missile Technology Consortium (AMTC). The purpose of the AMTC OTA is to develop and mature guided missile technologies, develop and transition Army aviation and missile manufacturing technologies, and integrate advanced technologies into future weapon systems.
Under this OTA, the Army has issued several firm-fixed price Task Orders to ATI, including the AMTC TEAM 1 ($151 million), AMTC TEAM 2 ($223 million), AMTC TEAM 3 ($453 million), AMTC TEAM 4 ($270 million), and AMTC TEAM 5 ($16 million) delivery orders. These task orders do not have set-aside designations, indicating they were competitively awarded. The work under these orders includes specialized engineering, prototyping, testing, and advisory services across technical domains such as high-energy lasers, precision navigation, modeling and simulation, directed energy, and advanced manufacturing. ATI, which is a subsidiary of the non-profit Analytic Services Inc. (Anser), frequently partners with industry and academia to deliver these services to the government.
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