On October 30, OMNI announced that it has been awarded a 3-year task order valued at $9.48 million to provide Air Force VIPER capability support for the Department of the Air Force. Executed through the SBIR Phase III Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) vehicle under award ID FA881926FB026, this sole-source effort extends OMNI’s technical delivery for critical defense enterprise software operations. Funded through Air Force acquisition offices supporting Space Systems Command architectures, this award underscores the power of SBIR Phase III transition pathways to field mission software rapidly across the DoW.
Modern defense operations depend on agile, intuitive digital tools that eliminate administrative gridlock and streamline mission coordination. The Air Force VIPER capability provides automated front-office workflows, structured mission coordination, and real-time tracking designed to free personnel from manual administrative tasks.
By leveraging sole-source SBIR Phase III transition mechanisms, the Air Force accelerates technology deployment straight into active operational offices without undergoing repetitive, multi-year procurement cycles. According to the company, OMNI applies agile software modernization practices to refine, maintain, and expand the VIPER digital baseline, ensuring seamless compliance, continuous delivery, and operational readiness across all user touchpoints.
To fulfill the rigorous mission standards set by the Department of the Air Force, the Air Force VIPER capability incorporates modern data architectures and zero-friction user interfaces. By integrating advanced AI and automation solutions, OMNI transforms fragmented information streams into structured, transparent actions that enhance visibility and accountability, the company said.
Source: OMNI
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