Computer World Services has received a $33.84 million ceiling contract from the U.S. Air Force for operational and technical support involving telecommunications and cyberspace capabilities.
The firm-fixed-price contract will support the Headquarters Cyberspace Capabilities Center.
Services include technical expertise, subject matter expert support and software support for Department of the Air Force telecommunications systems.
The contract also covers work related to the Defense Information Systems Network and the Telecommunications Certification Office Support System.
Additional responsibilities include sustainment of the Telecommunications Circuit Allocation and Tracking System, configuration management office functions, Department of Defense Mobile Satellite Services programming and Long Haul Communications mission tasks.
Work will be performed at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois.
The Air Force expects performance to continue through June 30, 2034, creating a long-duration support requirement for the company.
Approximately $341,453 in fiscal 2027 operations and maintenance funding is being obligated at the time of award.
The contract was competitively acquired.
Three offers were received.
Air Combat Command’s Acquisition Management and Integration Center at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, is the contracting activity.
The award supports communications infrastructure used by the Department of the Air Force and connected Department of Defense networks.
The systems covered by the contract assist with telecommunications management, circuit tracking, certification, satellite communications and long-haul communications functions.
Computer World Services is identified as a small business in the Defense Department announcement.
The contract has identification number FA8773-27-D-0001.
