Nichols Martin
Air Force Materiel Command plans to award a total of $24.9M under a broad agency announcement for research, development, demonstration, integration, testing and delivery of technologies that facilitate processing of space situational awareness data.
The U.S. Air Force said Friday in a FedBizOpps notice that it seeks to use new sensor technologies, computational SSA and multidomain intelligence expertise to gather, process, analyze and spread SSA information and data.
The service branch may select multiple firms for the effort and obligate between $450K and $5M for invidual awards that would not exceed two years of effectivity.
Awards may exceed $5M in value as needed, given that obligated amounts do not go beyond what is available of the BAA's total allotment.
The BAA will remain open for proposals through Sept. 30, 2023.
