Work will be performed worldwide and is expected to be complete by July 29, 2033.
These awards are the result of a competitive acquisition and 68 offers were received, the Pentagon said.
Among the Dayton-area companies named to this contract: Beavcreek’s ARCTOS Technology Solutions LLC, Renaissance Services Inc., Frontier Technology, Vana Solutions LLC and D’Angelo Technologies LLC; Centerville’s SelectTech Services Corp.; the University of Dayton Research Institute; and Fairborn’s Solutions Through Innovative Technologies Inc.
In all, more than 30 companies from across the nation were named to the contract, which came from the 771st Enterprise Sourcing Squadron at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Another big local contract: Matrix Research Inc., of Beavercreek, received a $9,999,999 contract for work on an aperture radar and sensors.
The DOD said this contract provides research and development in support of all aspects of weapons engagement “including multi-spectral sensors and seekers, innovative antenna solutions, weapons and unmanned platform autonomy, cooperation and collaboration, and electronic attack and electronic protection integration for cooperative strikes.”
Work will be predominately performed at contract facilities in the Dayton area.
The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, is the source of the contract. AFRL is based at Wright-Patterson.
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