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Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
The Advanced Range Tracking and Imaging System (ARTIS) Is a Multi-service Central Test and Evaluation Investment Program (CTEIP) Funded Project Lead by the Us Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) to Provide a Cost-effective and Technologically Superior Replacement for the Aging Fleet of Optical Tracking Instrumentation Systems at Dod Test Ranges. It Will Significantly Reduce Operations and Maintenance (o&m) Costs, Improve Time Space Position Information (TSPI) Accuracy and the Reliability of Optical Data Collection, and Provide Support for Test Programs and Scenarios That Cannot Be Adequately Addressed With Existing Systems. the Government Is Awarding a Single-award Indefinite Delivery/indefinite Quantity (id/iq) Contract for the Design, Development, Integration, Test, Manufacture and Delivery of Artis. the Ordering Period of Artis Will Be Five Years After the Date of Contract Award, With an Option for Another Five Years, for a Total Performance/delivery Period of Up to 10 Years.
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$16.1 Million
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