USAF picks industry partner for EW training in Africa and Europe
Contract includes aircrew tactics evaluation and combat training plus operation and maintenance of equipment
PAE Applied Technologies will provide EW infrastructure maintenance services and operations training for USAF personnel stationed in Africa and Europe, the DoD announced on 20 November.
The maximum $98 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract (awarded after a competitive tender that attracted three bids) includes EW aircrew tactics evaluation; EW combat training; operation and maintenance of equipment; and EW range infrastructure maintenance.
Work will be performed for US Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa at various locations in Germany, Italy and the UK.
The baseline contract is expected to be completed by 19 November 2025, followed by a first task order for completion by 31 January 2026.
The 764th Enterprise Sourcing Squadron, Ramstein Air Base, Germany, is the contracting activity.
As part of our promise to deliver comprehensive coverage to our Defence Insight and Premium News subscribers, our curated defence news content provides the latest industry updates, contract awards and programme milestones.
You may also like
More from Military Training & Simulation Special Report
-
![Joint Israeli Navy-NATO exercise to develop maritime medical procedures]()
Joint Israeli Navy-NATO exercise to develop maritime medical procedures
The latest casevac capacity-building demonstration is the most complex to date, following previous exercises in 2018 and 2019.
-
![Elbit supports Romanian trainer aircraft]()
Elbit supports Romanian trainer aircraft
IAR-99 fleet to receive new avionics from Israeli company
-
![RNZAF orders P-8 training systems]()
RNZAF orders P-8 training systems
The RNZAF has ordered a range of equipment for its P-8A Poseidon fleet under the FMS process, with deliveries scheduled for January 2024.
-
![Project Anywhere creates cloud-based simulation database]()
Project Anywhere creates cloud-based simulation database
Epic Games led a team comprising Microsoft, Cesium and NVIDIA to demonstrate cloud-based simulation. Known as Project Anywhere, the demonstration occurred during vIITSEC.
-
![SPEAR is put to use in Checkered Flag as Cubic claims first customer]()
SPEAR is put to use in Checkered Flag as Cubic claims first customer
Cubic has sold SPEAR to an unnamed US ally, having assisted the USAF in transitioning from the legacy ICADS system.
-
![USN picks support for Tomahawk weapon control system]()
USN picks support for Tomahawk weapon control system
Contract supports NSWC training activities related to Tomahawk
