ALAM

The ALAM program (Program Number 331) is a Department of Defense acquisition program classified as "Other" in the defense program type taxonomy. While specific program details are limited in the source data, the program appears to encompass both software and hardware acquisitions as well as logistics support components. The program has been active since at least 2003, with contract actions continuing through present day.

Recent significant contract activities include two delivery orders to TAC Industries Inc. (doing business as TAC Enterprises) for cargo nets, each valued at approximately $5.2 million with firm fixed price terms. Earlier contract actions from 2003-2007 were predominantly smaller purchase orders ranging from $3,000 to $90,000 for various information technology products and services, including software from vendors like Analysis & Design Application, FastVision LLC, and Livermore Software Technology. The primary contracting organizations are the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Robins Air Force Base and the Naval Surface Warfare Center. Contract actions show no set-aside designations, with performance locations distributed across multiple states including Ohio, New York, New Hampshire, Maryland, and California. The program utilizes predominantly firm fixed price contracts through both delivery orders and purchase orders.