Agile Acquisition IDIQ

The Agile Acquisition IDIQ, awarded by the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center (AFLCMC/PZJ), is a multiple-award contract vehicle designed to support rapid development and prototyping of air-delivered weapons systems. The contract vehicle enables quick reaction capabilities for testing, developing, and producing limited production runs of advanced military technologies. Specifically focused on weapons concepts, system development, and procurement, the IDIQ allows for flexible and expedited acquisition of critical defense technologies across various phases of weapons system design and implementation.

Task orders under this IDIQ predominantly support advanced defense technology development, with contract values ranging from $2,000 to over $62 million. Frequent prime contractors include Boeing, Rockwell Collins, Raytheon, CACI, and General Dynamics, who have executed task orders for projects such as GPS receiver development, weapons system modifications, sensor capabilities, and integrated circuit design. Most task orders are cost-plus fixed fee or firm fixed price, with performance typically occurring at contractor facilities in locations like St. Louis, Missouri; Fullerton, California; and Huntsville, Alabama. The majority of task orders were not set aside, though some were designated for total small business participation. The primary funding agency is the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command, with task orders supporting critical defense programs like the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, M-Code GPS systems, and various weapons integration and development initiatives.