B-1 Conventional Mission Upgrade Program-Computer Upgrade

The B-1 Conventional Mission Upgrade Program-Computer Upgrade (B-1 CMUP-COMPUTER UPGRADE) is a Major Defense Acquisition Program focused on modernizing and upgrading computing systems for the B-1 bomber fleet. The program falls under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway and appears primarily focused on hardware, software, and IT infrastructure improvements to support B-1 operations. Based on the contract activity, this program represents a systematic effort to upgrade and maintain mission-critical computing capabilities.

The contract awards from 2006-2010 show a diverse procurement pattern of computer hardware, software licenses, and related IT equipment. Individual contract values typically ranged from $5,000 to $800,000, with most awards structured as Firm Fixed Price delivery orders. Common acquisitions included Dell workstations and laptops, Cisco networking equipment, Oracle database licenses, and various specialized software applications. The Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 2 (ADMC-2) IDIQ contract vehicle was frequently utilized, with Dell emerging as a significant hardware provider. No set-aside designations were employed across the contract awards. The majority of contracts were awarded through Army contracting offices, particularly W9124P (Army Contracting Command) and W91QUZ (Army Contracting Agency). Contract performance periods typically ranged from immediate delivery to 12-month terms.