Altamira Technologies Corp., Radiance Technologies and Centauri LLC have been awarded a $280 million modification to a previously awarded contract in the Advanced Technical Exploitation Program II, also known as “ATEP II.”
The ATEP II contract was originally awarded in 2014. This modification increases the estimated contract value from $960 million to $1.24 billion, the government said.
The companies involved support NASIC in geospatial intelligence research and development, measurement and signature intelligence work and other mission areas.
Work will be performed at Wright-Patterson, and is expected to be completed by Oct. 2, 2024.
The contract modification provides for an increase to the overall ceiling of the contract; and an extension of the ordering period by one year, the government said.
The modification was announced days after the DOD named five companies, all with a presence in the Dayton area, as winners sharing another NASIC-centric contract, the $4.79 billion NOVASTAR award, consolidating 20 previous intelligence analysis service contracts with fewer vendors.
The three companies named with the new ATEP modification have a place in NOVASTAR, as well.
The NOVASTAR contract winners are: Altamira Technologies Corp; Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc.; Modern Technology Solutions; Radiance Technologies and Xandar LLC.
Such contracts strengthen Dayton’s community of defense contractors.
It’s NASIC’s job to identify threats to the nation in the air and space. Its employees are among the more than 30,000 at Wright-Patterson, which is Ohio’s largest employer in one location and one of the largest and most important Air Force bases.
Questions were sent to a NASIC representative.
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