F-15E Mobile User Objective System/Second Generation Anti-Jam Tactical UHF Radio for NATO

The F-15E Mobile User Objective System/Second Generation Anti-Jam Tactical UHF Radio for NATO (F-15E MUOS/SATURN) is a Category III Major Capability Acquisition program within the Department of Defense. Operating under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway, this program focuses on implementing advanced communication systems for F-15E aircraft, specifically integrating Mobile User Objective System capabilities and NATO-compatible anti-jam tactical UHF radio systems. The program is designated with acquisition program number C90 and operates as an Acquisition Plan.

The recent contract awards associated with this program range from $40,000 to $4.07 million in ceiling value, with performance periods spanning from two months to nearly five years. The contracts primarily support infrastructure and operational capabilities, including construction projects at Holloman Air Force Base and aircraft support services at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. Notable contractors include Native American Services Corp. (NASCO), which was awarded a $3.26 million construction contract, and TA1 LLC, which received a $4.07 million contract for Transient Alert services. All recent contracts were issued as firm-fixed-price delivery orders with no set-aside designations. Primary funding and contracting authority comes from various Air Force commands, including Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) and Air Force Reserve Command, with performance locations including New Mexico, Georgia, and Wisconsin.