Amentum has secured the Area Pressure Vary Contract (SFRC) contract, with a ceiling worth of as much as $4bn, from the US Area Pressure (USSF), Area Techniques Command (SSC).
The ten-year indefinite supply/indefinite amount (IDIQ) contract was secured by Amentum’s subsidiary Jacobs Expertise.
The SFRC is geared toward supporting the USSF’s mission to allow environment friendly, high-capacity multi-user Spaceports and supply engineering options for nationwide safety.
Amentum Engineering & Expertise group president Mark Walter mentioned: “Amentum will execute this contract to make sure the Area Pressure maintains assured entry to area in help of nationwide safety, exploration, and industrial missions.
“Our staff has the unrivaled expertise and experience to allow the Area Pressure to fulfill its mission calls for right this moment and remodel for the area launches of tomorrow.”
The contract duties Amentum with supply of a variety of providers together with programs engineering, logistics, cybersecurity, integration, sustainment, operations, and programme administration.
These providers are supposed to help Assured Entry to Area (AATS) for the Area Techniques Command and contribute to modernising the Launch and Check Vary System (LTRS).
Amentum’s obligations below the SFRC embody executing a unified LTRS technique, creating Spaceport CONOPS, enhancing vary resilience, driving digital transformation and modernisation efforts, and attracting and retaining “low-density/high-demand technical expertise”.
The scope of labor will span a number of areas together with Patrick Area Pressure Base, Cape Canaveral Area Pressure Station, Vandenberg Area Pressure Base, together with different geographically separated items.
Transition actions are set to start instantly in collaboration with the USSF to make sure operational continuity and preparedness in response to the growing demand for launches.
Amentum chief working officer Steve Arnette mentioned: “This award builds on a long time of trusted efficiency supporting the nation’s area launch infrastructure. We’re leveraging that deep institutional data, mixed with our fashionable capabilities, to assist the Area Pressure drive mission assurance, speed up launch readiness, and notice the total potential of a multi-user spaceport future.”
