THE BOEING COMPANY - UCA 2.0 FOR THE C-17 TRAINING SYSTEM TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL TRAINING AND SUPPORT AS A BRIDGE CONTRACT.

PIID: FA862126FB001

Signed Date: Nov 25, 2025Effective Date: Dec 1, 2025End Date: Closes in 34 days

Award $

$34.6M

Vendor

THE BOEING COMPANY

NAICS

336413

Signed Date

Nov 25, 2025

Key Details

Dollars Obligated

$34.6M

Base & All Options

$150.0M

Awarding Agency

Department of Defense

Awarding Sub-Agency

Department of the Air Force

NAICS Code

336413 - OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING

Product Service Code

J069 - MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- TRAINING AIDS AND DEVICES

Extent Competed

FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION

Number of Offers

Place of Performance

SAINT LOUIS, MO, 631341939, CD-MO-01

Description

UCA 2.0 FOR THE C-17 TRAINING SYSTEM TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL TRAINING AND SUPPORT AS A BRIDGE CONTRACT.

Context & Analysis

On Nov 25, 2025, Department of Defense obligated $34,609,338.45 to THE BOEING COMPANY for uca 2.0 for the c-17 training system to provide essential training and support as a bridge contract.. The award is classified under NAICS 336413 — OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING and issued as a firm fixed price contract. Competition extent: full and open competition with 1 offer received. Performance is located in SAINT LOUIS, MO. The contract is scheduled through Nov 30, 2026 — approximately 1 months remaining.

Market context

Recompete outlook: Ends Nov 30, 2026, in 34 days. Recompete signal as of Oct 18, 2026: 60/100, combining time to the end date, the incumbent's history with this agency, whether the award was competed, and its size.
Competition: Competed, with 1 offer. 57% of 997 awards in this market (Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336413 over the last 3 years) were competed; median 2 offers.
Award size: At $34.6M, this award is larger than 19 in 20 of the 14720 priced Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336413 over the last 3 years (median $16K).
Incumbent at this agency: THE BOEING COMPANY has 920 other awards from Department of Defense, totalling $64.5B, 2025–2026.