Alexandria, VA-based DCS Corporation announced on November 20 that it has been awarded a 5-year, $93.4 million prime task order to support the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance & Special Operations Forces Directorate’s Helicopter Program Office (HPO) under the Air Force’s EPASS program. DCS will provide a broad range of acquisition, engineering, scientific, research, and administrative support for USAF aircraft research, development, production, life cycle acquisition, and sustainment.
Full performance will
commence December 2019 from a new DCS facility near Wright-Patterson
AFB, Ohio and will grow to include work at Duke Field (Eglin AFB Auxiliary
Field #3) in Florida. Fully staffed, this effort is expected to comprise
95 personnel from DCS and subcontractors Naval Systems, Inc.; Sumaria, Inc.;
and PE Systems.
“This is an exciting new opportunity for DCS to grow our Wright-Patterson AFB footprint and expand our support of DoD helicopters through these ACAT 1 programs,” Executive Vice President Larry Egbert stated. “Our rotary wing capabilities and background are well aligned to HPO mission requirements and we look forward to supporting the AFLCMC/WIH command and mission.”
Source: DCS
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