Award

Delivery Order #HDTRA126FE035

Peraton Delivery Order for Satellite Nuclear Survivability Standards Support

Buyer

Defense Threat Reduction Agency

Award Amount

$7,627,387.09

Ceiling

$12,422,752.20

Awarded

June 01, 2026

Period of Performance

Jun 01, 2026 – May 31, 2029

Identifier

HDTRA126FE035

NAICS

541715

This award represents a delivery order under an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract focused on combating weapons of mass destruction. The contract recipient, Peraton Inc., is a leading government technology company specializing in mission-critical solutions, well-positioned to provide support services for this award. The contract involves the procurement of expertise and development work related to the Satellite System Nuclear Survivability (SSNS) Protection Standard (MIL-STD-3065) and the corresponding design and verification handbook (MIL-HDBK-533). These standards are crucial for ensuring the resilience and survivability of satellite systems in nuclear environments, a vital capability for national defense and space assets. The scope covers updates, verification, and potential enhancements to these standards and associated documentation, providing government agencies with reliable guidance for satellite system protection against nuclear threats. This delivery order was awarded competitively under the parent IDIQ contract focused on chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense—highlighting its strategic significance. The performance period spans multiple years, ensuring sustained support and development efforts, with all work to be performed primarily in Herndon, Virginia. This award demonstrates a continued commitment to maintaining advanced defense capabilities through established standards and handbook maintenance, supporting critical acquisition programs related to national security.

Description

SATELLITE SYSTEM NUCLEAR SURVIVABILITY (SSNS) PROTECTION STANDARD (MIL-STD-3065) AND SATELLITE SYSTEM NUCLEAR SURVIVABILITY (SSNS) DESIGN/VERIFICATION HANDBOOK (MIL-HDBK-533)

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