Jul 7, 2010

Air Force (USAF) Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) has awarded Integral Systems a $14.2M contract modification to its Command and Control System - Consolidated (CCS-C) contract. Under the terms of the contract modification, Integral Systems will continue to provide the USAF and SMC with its EPOCH Integrated Product Suite (IPS) to simplify operations through the consolidation of satellite ground systems.

The CCS-C contract, first awarded in early 2002, enables a unified Command and Control (C2) capability for the 50th Space Wing's complete family of MILSATCOM satellite programs. Through the use of standards-based systems and an open architecture approach, the 50th Space Wing efficiently and cost-effectively supports future satellite platforms and programs.

"We are pleased to continue this successful partnership with both the MILSATCOM CCS-C program and the 50th Space Wing," said Paul Casner, Chief Executive Officer of Integral Systems. "The successful, on-time transition of legacy and future MILSATCOM satellites to CCS-C, including DSCS, Milstar, WGS, and Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellites, in conjunction with the ground breaking operational efficiencies gained, are a testament to the ongoing success of CCS-C and representative of an exceptional Air Force and Integral Systems partnership."

The contract modification provides extension of the AEHF development contract. The extension is to provide contract coverage to account for launches of AEHF SVs 1-3 through 2012.