Automatic Test Systems (ATS) Sustainment Corporate Contract (ASCC)

The Automatic Test Systems Sustainment Corporate Contract (ASCC), identified by solicitation number FA8533-22-D-0004, is a ten-year requirements Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the Department of Defense, specifically the AFLCMC/WNA at Robins AFB, Georgia, to BAE Systems Information and Electronics Systems Integration Inc. This sole-source award was justified under FAR 6.302-1, as BAE Systems provides proprietary test systems essential for the sustainment, repair, and engineering of various aircraft test systems, including those for the A10, C5, and C130. The contract supports the United States Air Force, Navy, Army, and other agencies through a combination of Firm Fixed Price, Cost Plus Fixed Fee, and Cost Reimbursable No Fee pricing structures. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive sustainment activities, including engineering services, hardware repair, production, and software sustainment across three distinct ordering phases. With an initial award amount of 8,784,565.00 dollars and estimated total costs exceeding 93 million dollars, the contract is governed by a detailed Performance Work Statement. This statement establishes strict performance objectives and thresholds for contract data requirements list deliverables, engineering data accuracy, software capabilities, and repair turnaround times to ensure the operational readiness of critical aircraft test systems.