The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract includes services for Air National Guard locations across the globe and engineering and mission support for the Distributed Common Ground System baseline, the company said Thursday.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space will team up with the service branch to facilitate the move to the Open Architecture DCGS and support end-to-end operations using its mission domain knowledge.
“This award allows us to continue our partnership with the Air Force to facilitate the migration of GEOINT mission support and real-time sensor control to hub-based, open architecture enterprise operations,” said David Appel, vice president of command and control digital solutions for space and C2 systems at RI&S.
“This is an example of our commitment to provide automated, common design-enabled offerings to our customers seeking to solve problems, regardless of warfighting domain, platform, or sensor,” added Appel.
Sierra Space has appointed Jeff Schrader, former executive at Lockheed Martin, as chief strategy officer. The Louisville, Colorado-headquartered company said…
