May 14, 2015
-Vencore, Inc. announced today that it was selected among nine companies to perform on an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (ID/IQ) multi-award contract valued at $99.0 million to support the U.S. Navy at its Naval Aviation Strike Planning and Execution Systems program management office for Cruise Missiles Command and Control (PMA-281).
Vencore currently provides software development for critical components that make up the Theater Mission Planning Center (TMPC) for the Tomahawk missile system. The work encompasses strike planning, execution, post-mission debrief and theater mission planning for the Tomahawk cruise missile. This new award also supports strike planning and execution activities for PMA-281.
"We are very pleased to work with the Navy to expand the capabilities of one of the best missile programs in the world," said Mac Curtis, president and CEO Vencore, Inc. "Our customer relies on mission preparedness with pinpoint accuracy and precision in an increasing operational tempo around the world. Vencore's proven mission-planning software solution supports every aspect of the Navy's complex and critical strike operations."
Vencore has provided software development service to Navy strike programs for more than fifteen years. The IDIQ Multiple Award Contract will offer a vehicle by which contractors can provide additional capabilities to PMA-281 into its existing and future software development programs. Vencore will perform the work at its locations in Patuxent River, Md. and Campbell, Calif.
Source : Vencore, Inc.
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