Joint Air-to-Ground Missile

The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) is a Major Defense Acquisition Program operating under the Major Capability Acquisition pathway with an Acquisition Category IC designation. The program appears to be focused on missile system development and related support services, though specific capabilities and requirements are not detailed in the provided materials. The program has been active since at least 2004, with ongoing contract activities through at least 2020.

The contract awards associated with JAGM range from small purchase orders of $6,950 to larger delivery orders exceeding $19 million, with performance periods typically spanning several months to multiple years. Notable contractors include Columbia Research Corporation, Allen Corporation of America, and PRTM Management Consultants, primarily delivering logistics support services, program management support, and specialized equipment. The Department of the Army Materiel Command, TACOM-Warren, and Headquarters Marine Corps are frequent contracting authorities. While some contracts utilized Total Small Business set-asides, the majority had no set-aside designation. Primary places of performance include Virginia, California, and Michigan. Contract types vary from Firm Fixed Price to Cost Plus Fixed Fee, with many awards executed as delivery orders under existing contract vehicles such as SeaPort-e and GSA Schedule 70.