The Global Tactical Advanced Communication Systems (GTACS) II contract is being designed to help the Army deliver a single, cohesive and interoperable tactical network. (U.S. Army photo by Amy Walker, PEO C3T Public Affairs) (Photo Credit: Amy Walker, PEO C3T Public Affairs)
A notable award of a prime position on a $5.1 billion contract from the U.S. government was given to PAE to enhance and expand technology support for warfighters.
The U.S. Army selected PAE for its Global Tactical Advanced Communication Systems II contract, a 10-year, multiple award, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicle to supply technology services and hardware support to develop a new tactical communication network for soldiers.
Additionally, in recognition of PAE’s commitment to support small businesses, PAE also won spots on the contract through the small business restricted track by partnering with established small business technology companies.
PAE's CEO, John Heller, stated that they’re pleased to be an integral part of developing the next generation of enhanced networked battle command solutions to ensure their warfighters are armed with the cutting-edge, relevant technology to support their missions.
GTACS II (see photo on right) is the Army’s largest contract vehicle in networked battle command solutions for in-theater support outside the continental United States. PAE will have the opportunity to provide systems life cycle support, including engineering, process development, trouble-shooting, training, customization, maintenance of technology systems and other services to support the evolution and refinement of these systems.
