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SARA Wins $100M Air Force Munition Tech R&D IDIQ


Scientific Applications Research Associates has won a potential $100M contract to help the Air Force Research Laboratory develop munition and integrated weapon systems.

SARA will provide research, development, testing and demonstration support for the AFRL-led Golden Horde Science and Technology program under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, the Department of Defense said Monday.

The laboratory chose the company after a competitive acquisition process under the Small Business Innovation Research program and is obligating $15M for the first task order.

Contract work will take will in Cypress, Calif., and is expected to be complete by December 2021.

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