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Solid State Scientific Corp. to Migrate Air Force Weather Apps to Cloud


Jeff Brody

Solid State Scientific Corp. has been awarded a $59M contract to design and build a virtual private cloud platform for a U.S. Air Force component that provides weather data to the warfighter.

SSSC will help the Air Force Weather Enterprise manage AFW applications in the cloud through product-as-a-service and infrastructure-as-a-service models, the Department of Defense said Monday.

The sole-source award follows a Small Business Innovative Research Phase III project and includes two one-year option periods. Contract work is scheduled to initially conclude by May 9, 2020.

USAF will obligate $777,351 at the time of award from its fiscal 2019 operations and maintenance funds.

Hollis, N.H.-based SSSC supports DoD customers in the design, migration and sustainment of enterprise apps and systems in cloud-based infrastructure.

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