As global threats became more complex, contested and fast-moving, U.S airmen needed timely intelligence that was trusted and operationally relevant. Leidos has been awarded a new task order by the U.S Air Force’s Air Combat Command (ACC) Acquisition Management and Integration Center (AMIC) to continue delivering intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) operations support for ACC.
The task order has a total potential value of approximately $717 million if all options were exercised. It included a one-year base period with four one-year options. Work would be performed at more than 35 locations in the United States and overseas, positioning Leidos personnel alongside U.S. Air Force mission partners at operational locations and continuing the company’s support role in day-to-day mission execution.
Leidos has supported this mission as the prime contractor since 2019. The new task order extended that partnership at a time when military leaders needed accurate, timely information to assess threats and support operations across air, space, cyber and intelligence missions.
“Airmen operate in an environment where decisions often depend on the speed, quality and clarity of intelligence,” said Jason McCarthy, Leidos senior vice president, Airborne & Mission Solutions. “Since 2019, our team has worked alongside Air Combat Command to provide mission-focused ISR support, training and analysis. This next phase of work builds on that foundation with the insight and operational expertise needed to help Airmen assess threats, prepare for missions and support operations around the world.”
Under the task order, Leidos would provide subject matter expertise, intelligence analysis, threat mitigation, ISR operations support, training, and mission support services for ACC headquarters, subordinate Numbered Air Forces, centers, and wings. This work reflected Leidos’ NorthStar 2030 commitment to helping Department of War customers maintain combat-ready forces and address changing threat environments.
Headquartered at Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Hampton, Virginia, ACC was one of the U.S. Air Force’s major commands and served as a primary provider of combat air, space, cyber and intelligence capabilities to America’s warfighting commands. ACC AMIC provided acquisition services that supported mission-focused capabilities across the command.
