TRW Inc. Teaming Agreement for $1.5 Billion Air Force Contract
TRW Inc., a global technology company, has formed a team with ITT Industries, SAIC, IBM, Harris Corp., and Oracle Consulting to pursue the Air Force Integrated Space Command and Control (ISC2) contract, worth up to $1.5 billion. The contract, valued at over $100 million per year for up to 15 years, aims to integrate approximately 40 air, space, and missile-defense command-and-control systems. The team will provide a common global battlefield picture based on shared, real-time data, enhancing the capabilities of Space Command and NORAD.
Key Takeaways:
- TRW Inc. is teaming with ITT Industries, SAIC, IBM, Harris Corp., and Oracle Consulting to pursue the $1.5 billion Air Force ISC2 contract.
- The contract involves integrating approximately 40 air, space, and missile-defense command-and-control systems, providing a common global battlefield picture.
- The team will assume total systems performance responsibility for re-engineering and re-architecting the air, space, and missile C2 systems, including new mission capabilities.
- The contractor will be responsible for migrating numerous existing systems to the new architecture and sustaining/maintaining the system for the life of the contract.
- The contract, valued at over $100 million per year for up to 15 years, will be sponsored by the Air Force Space Command in Colorado Springs, Colo.
- TRW Inc. intends to bid as prime contractor, with its teammates as major subcontractors.
- The Air Force Space Command is sponsoring the joint services program, acquired by Air Force Materiel Command/Electronic Systems Center.
Statistics:
- Contract value: up to $1.5 billion
- Annual contract value: over $100 million
- Duration: up to 15 years
- Number of systems to integrate: approximately 40
- Systems to migrate to new architecture: numerous
- Sales of TRW Inc. in 1998: approximately $12 billion
Sources:
- TRW Inc.
- ITT Industries
- SAIC
- IBM
- Harris Corp.
- Oracle Consulting
- Air Force Space Command
- Air Force Materiel Command/Electronic Systems Center