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4 Companies Win Spots on Air Force Test Equipment Production IDIQ

The U.S. Air Force has selected four companies to supply interface test adapters and associated equipment under a multiple-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

Vendors will perform design and manufacturing services to support the service branch’s Government Test Program Set development program, the Department of Defense said Thursday.

The Air Force Sustainment Center at Tinker AF Base in Oklahoma acted as the contracting activity and received 10 proposals for the competitive procurement effort.

Awardees and contract details are as follows:

  • Ion Corp. can compete for up to $37.5 million
  • Total Quality Systems can compete for up to $43.4 million
  • WesTest Engineering can compete for up to $24.1 million
  • X Technologies can compete for up to $43.9 million

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