The CAASETA team includes bd Systems, Inc., the prime; Aero Thermo Technology; Allegis Group; Anteon Corp.; Applied Research Association; CACI; General Dynamics; L-3 Communications; CollaborX; RI; Morgan Research Corp.; Office Technology Systems, Inc.; Overlook; Robbins-Gioia LLC; SAIC; Shape Technologies LLC; and Multimax.
The combined strengths of these companies will support AFSPC across the full range of its critical mission requirements. Robbins-Gioia's project management expertise will offer the Air Force solutions, methodologies, and mentoring to improve the effectiveness of programs in terms of both day-to-day and strategic operations. This work will be completed by October 2009.
"We are pleased to have been selected to help stand up a solid PM infrastructure to support the Air Force Space Command's numerous initiatives," said Maj. Gen. Robert Bongiovi (USAF, Ret.), Robbins-Gioia's account executive for Air Force operations.
"The knowledge and discipline we bring will help Air Force Space Command leaders get the insight they need to make critical investment decisions."
"We are extremely honored to have been selected by Air Force Space Command for this vital national defense effort," said Clarisa Howard, president and CEO of bd Systems, Inc.
"Our team members cover the entire spectrum of space systems expertise, including systems acquisition, military space operations, missile defense, ICBM sustainment, and legacy space system sustainment, enabling Air Force Space Command to execute its mission of defending the United States through the control and utilization of space."