Jacobs Engineering will provide software engineering and sustainment services to the U.S. Air Force for a warfighter preparation program, the company announced Tuesday.
The Pasedena, Calif.-based company received a three-year, $27 million contract from the Air Force Materiel Command in Valparaiso, Fla.
“We are delighted to continue and expand our relationship with the United States Air Force, and to have the opportunity support the AFMC in its mission to deliver expeditionary capabilities to the warfighter,” said Robert Norfleet, a group vice president.
According to the company, the Air Force uses the Patriot Excalibur software to prepare warfighters, tie a squadron organization’s functions together and to facilitate information sharing and situational awareness.
The company is also working with the Air Force’s Ogden Center to provide warfighters new technology and services.
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Jacobs to Provide AF PEX Software Engineering; Robert Norfleet Comments
The Pasedena, Calif.-based company received a three-year, $27 million contract from the Air Force Materiel Command in Valparaiso, Fla.
“We are delighted to continue and expand our relationship with the United States Air Force, and to have the opportunity support the AFMC in its mission to deliver expeditionary capabilities to the warfighter,” said Robert Norfleet, a group vice president.
According to the company, the Air Force uses the Patriot Excalibur software to prepare warfighters, tie a squadron organization’s functions together and to facilitate information sharing and situational awareness.
The company is also working with the Air Force’s Ogden Center to provide warfighters new technology and services.
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