Radiance Technologies, a 100% employee-owned prime contractor, announced today that it has been selected as an awardee on the $14 billion Contract Operations for Missile Evaluation and Testing (COMET) Multi-Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) supporting the Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC).
“This win belongs to our employee-owners,” said Radiance Technologies CEO, Bill Bailey. “They built the technical intelligence expertise that got us here, and now they get to put it to work on a mission that’s right in our backyard. We’re excited to keep supporting MSIC and the vital work they do for the Warfighter.”
Under the contract, Radiance will provide research, development, and sustainment services for new and existing hardware, software, and systems that are foundational to military intelligence upon successful awarded contract.
COMET spans five mission task areas: foundational and technical intelligence analysis, foreign materiel exploitation, information technology operations, modeling and simulation, and business processes. It carries a 10-year period of performance, running from July 21, 2026, through January 1, 2037.
In addition to leading its own team, Radiance holds positions on two other winning COMET teams: one led by SAIC and one through its Radiance Ignite Technologies joint venture.
MSIC, part of the Defense Intelligence Agency, provides policymakers, homeland security and intelligence community organizations, weapons developers, and warfighters with intelligence assessments of foreign weapons systems. This includes. anti-tank guided missiles, ground-based air defense and missile defense systems, short-range and close-range ballistic missiles, and ground-based direct-ascent and directed-energy anti-satellite missile systems.