by Joe Katzman | Feb 21, 2008 | Bases & Infrastructure, Contracts - Awards, Contracts - Modifications, Middle East - Other, Other Corporation, USA
Feb 20/08: Combat Support Associates in Orange, CA a $30.9 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for contract modifications for expansion of postal operations support at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. Work is expected to be complete by Sept 30/09. This web solicitation was...
by Joe Katzman | Feb 19, 2008 | Bases & Infrastructure, Contracts - Awards, Other Corporation, T&C - SAIC, USA
The US Air Force is awarding 25 indefinite-delivery/ indefinite-quantity 5-year contracts with a maximum value of $3 billion under Architecture-Engineer selection procedures. The firms will provide professional architect-engineer services to administer, coordinate,...
by Joe Katzman | Feb 18, 2008 | Australia & S. Pacific, Boeing, Events, Fighters & Attack, Issues - International, Issues - Political, Lobbying, Lockheed Martin, Official Reports, Policy - Doctrine, Policy - Procurement, Specialty Aircraft
The current roster(click to view full) In “Retired RAAF Vice-Marshal: Abandon F-35, Buy F-22s,” DID covered the controversy over the F-35A Lightning II’s suitability for Australia’s strategic needs, amidst a flurry of criticism from opposition...
by Joe Katzman | Feb 18, 2008 | BAE, C4ISR, Contracts - Awards, Electronics - General, IT - Software & Integration, Surface Ships - Combat, Surface Ships - Other, USA
Air traffic consoles(click to view full) BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services in Rockville, MD won a contract to provide integration, engineering, procurement, fabrication, assembly, test, inspection, delivery, and limited installation services for...
by Joe Katzman | Feb 18, 2008 | Britain/U.K., Contracts - Awards, Engines - Aircraft, Fighters & Attack, GE, New Systems Tech, Rolls Royce, USA
F136 w. Lift System(click to view full) The US Air Force has repeatedly tried to kill the The F136 alternate engine program in favor of the Pratt & Whitney F135 that powers the existing fleet. In response, Congress looked at the success of dual-engine programs...
