Operation Of Air Traffic Control Training Facilities

The PSC Category M1BB covers the Operation of Air Traffic Control Training Facilities, which encompasses specialized services related to managing and operating air traffic control training environments. These facilities are critical for preparing military and aviation personnel in complex air traffic management scenarios, including range control, electronic warfare operations, and combat training support. The services typically involve sophisticated equipment operation, mission planning, performance analysis, and maintenance of government-furnished property within specialized training environments.

Based on the available data, the current Federal Contract Awards focus on a specific Operation and Maintenance (O&M) contract for the Draughon Bombing and Electronic Attack Range at Misawa Air Base, Japan. The contract is structured with a one-month base period for phase-in and transition, followed by five potential one-year option periods, spanning from September 2025 to September 2030. The anticipated contract falls under NAICS code 561210 for Facilities Support Services, with an estimated significant multi-year commitment. Contractor personnel must possess a SECRET security clearance and be capable of performing range control, electronic warfare, and mission support functions in a classified international military training environment.

The Federal Contract Opportunities posted for this PSC category are specifically focused on the Draughon Bombing and Electronic Attack Range at Misawa Air Base, Japan. The Department of Air Force Pacific Air Forces is seeking contractors to provide comprehensive O&M support for range operations, including Range Control Officer roles, electronic warfare responsibilities, and maintenance of government-furnished equipment. The opportunities are not set aside for specific business categories and require contractors to be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM). Key responsibilities include operating ground scoring and electronic warfare equipment, supporting combat training sorties, and maintaining a 13-hour range flying window across five consecutive days per week.