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ICBM Development, Operations, and Sustainment (IDOS) Update

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FA8207-26-R-0001aFederal

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The Department of Defense’s Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center at Hill Air Force Base is providing an update on the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Development, Operations, and Sustainment (IDOS) program. The notice acknowledges the patience of industry partners as the acquisition strategy for IDOS continues to develop. The program team is currently awaiting key authorizations needed to finalize important strategic components before releasing further detailed information. The solicitation identified as FA8207-26-R-0001a was posted on February 26, 2026, classified as a special notice rather than a formal solicitation or request for proposal. No specific set-aside status or NAICS code is provided, indicating the program is still in a preliminary phase of planning. The official point of contact for this notice is Blake Davis, who can be reached via email or phone at the Hill AFB office. Additional updates will be communicated once all necessary approvals have been secured.

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Air Force IDOS program pending key approvals; update forthcoming, contact Blake Davis.

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Department Of Defense → FA8207 Afnwc PzbcView Agency

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928110 - National Security View NAICS

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UT

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NONE

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PostedFeb 26

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8207 Afnwc Pzbc

Contacts1 person available

OfficeHILL AFB, UT, 84056-5837, USA

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Department Of Defense → FA8207 Afnwc Pzbc

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Office AddressHILL AFB, UT, 84056-5837, USA

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Blake Davis

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The Government extends its appreciation to our industry partners for their continued patience as the IDOS acquisition strategy matures. The purpose of this notice is to provide a brief update on the progression of the IDOS Program. The program team is awaiting authorization on several key details of its strategy and will release additional information in the coming weeks, upon receipt of all necessary approvals.

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