AMS secures 16.4M EXPRESS Task Order to support U.S. Army missile testing
Gus Wintzell

AMS secures $16.4M EXPRESS Task Order to support U.S. Army missile testing

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Aviation & Missile Solutions, LLC (AMS) has secured a $16.4 million EXPRESS Task Order from the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center (DEVCOM AvMC).

An EXPRESS Task Order is part of the Army’s contract vehicle aimed at streamlining the procurement of professional and engineering support services, making it faster and more efficient.

The new task order covers essential support services including service life testing and analysis, propellant and explosive formulation, equipment maintenance, and hardware design and fabrication for various missile, propulsion, and warhead systems.

It also includes computer hardware integration and programming, with AMS responsible for overseeing labor, materials, and equipment operations needed for government testing.

“This marks over 20 years of partnership with AvMC, and we’re proud to provide safe, efficient support to our customer and the warfighter,” said Keith McCollum, CEO of AMS.

The contract will be carried out in Huntsville, Alabama, and is set for a five-year period ending in September 2029.

AMS is collaborating with Astrion and Aero Thermo Technology to leverage specialized skills necessary for fulfilling the contract’s mission.

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