The work to be completed by the Torch team has a 2.5-year period of performance and will be completed in Huntsville, AL; Colorado Springs, CO; and El Paso, TX. “We are excited to have been awarded the first competitive D3I Domain 2 Task Order, cementing our commitment as a new Prime contractor to the Space and Missile Defense Command,” Torch President John Watson said. “We look forward to providing Wargames and Simulation support to the Future Warfare Center.”

The work to be completed by Torch has an 8.5-year period of performance. “This successful re-competed effort is an exciting award for Torch Technologies and our employee-owners. This award represents the longest-term period of performance of any single contract that Torch has received,” said Torch President John Watson. “The 8.5-year period of performance offers opportunities to positively affect the future of target control systems for airborne drone systems.”

The work to be completed by Torch has a 5-year period of performance. “This is an exciting award for Torch Technologies and our employee-owners,” Torch President John Watson said. “Support to the Missile Defense Agency is extremely important to Torch. We are honored to have been selected to support the MDA Test Provisioning effort.”

The work to be completed by Torch and teammates has a 5-year period of performance and will be completed primarily in Huntsville. “Aviation ground support equipment is a critical component for maintaining and repairing Army aircraft,” Torch President John Watson said. “We are excited to have been selected to help AGSE PMO continue its crucial mission of bringing lifecycle technology solutions to soldiers in the field who enable continued fleet readiness.”

The work to be completed by Torch and teammate CGI has a 5-year period of performance. “This is an exciting award for Torch Technologies and our employee-owners,” Torch President John Watson said. “Obsolescence management is critical to the Army products life-cycle and ensures that parts, as well as new technology, are available to replace those obsolete parts. We are honored to have been selected to support the MST Obsolescence effort.”

The work to be completed by Torch and its highly experienced team will be primarily conducted at Eglin AFB, FL and Kirtland AFB, NM. The Task Order has a 4+ year period of performance and will add approximately 100 Torch employees located in its Shalimar, FL and Albuquerque, NM office locations. “This is an exciting award for Torch Technologies and our employee owners,” Torch President John Watson said. “Having spent over half my career directly supporting AFRL and AFTC, this award is particularly important to me and we are honored to have been selected to lead the contractor team supporting the TMAS Armament effort.”

The work to be completed by Torch and its team members will be primarily conducted in Huntsville, AL and Colorado Springs, CO. The ID/IQ contract has a five year base period with two option periods of two years each. “We are very excited about the D3I program. We are making major investments into our facilities and laboratories as we expand our emphasis on integration,” Torch President John Watson said, “and we look forward to working with SMDC/ARSTRAT to bring new and cost effective capabilities to the Warfighter.”

The work to be completed by Torch and its highly experienced team will be primarily conducted in Huntsville, AL and Colorado Springs, CO. The Task Order has a 5 year period of performance with a one year option. “In this era of tightening budgets and broadening threats, models and simulations provide a cost effective means of performance assessment and training enhancement,” Torch President John Watson said. “We are honored to have been selected again to lead the contractor team to support SSDD’s Models and Simulation Program Support Mission.”

Tasks involve technical support requirements for AMCOM SAMD managed missile weapon systems, their associated support/test equipment, and repairable secondary items. The Non-Standard Missile Division is the premier organization responsible for providing product assurance, production engineering, system engineering, technical data management, and test and evaluation support for customers worldwide.

“Torch Technologies and our highly experienced team are honored to be given this opportunity to be a partner with SAMD’s Non-Standard Missile Division,” Torch CEO Bill Roark said. “Our 14 team members and subcontractors bring a wide range of experience that represents a spirit of excellence, and we are extremely proud to be supporting such an important mission for SAMD. The Non-Standard Missile Division has a long history of providing critical technical support to customers worldwide, and Torch is incredibly fortunate to be a team member of such an esteemed organization.”

Torch Technologies and our highly experienced team consider it an honor to be given this opportunity to be a partner with SSDD in all areas of Strategic Systems development. Our team of 59 team members and subcontractors bring a depth and diversity of experience that represent a spirit of excellence and we are extremely proud to be supporting such an important mission for the AMRDEC. “The System Simulation and Development Directorate has a long history of developing all types of simulation and analysis to support strategic systems development for the AMRDEC, performing a unique mission for the soldier,” Torch CEO Bill Roark said, “and Torch is privileged to be a team member of such a prestigious organization.”