Yang Enterprises , a woman-owned company headquartered in Florida, has won a potential $235 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to help U.S. Space Force personnel operate and maintain their base operations at a military airfield located on Ascension Island in the Atlantic Ocean.
Under the 10-year contract, Yang will manage facilities, equipment, utilities and systems at the Ascension Auxiliary Airfield, jointly operated by USSF and the U.K. air force, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
The IDIQ has an initial value of $184.5 million, with USSF obligating $436,364 at the time of award.
USSF’s 45th Contracting Squadron chose Yang out of two offerors through a competitive solicitation
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