Award notice
316 SFS Ghoul Attachable Tool
FA286026F0046
Department of the Air Force, FA2860 316 Cons PK. Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology).
Awarded
$225,455.00 on the award notice, September 28, 2026, contract FA286026F0046
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Description
As published on SAM.gov.
The purchase of 10 additional Ghoul Attachable Tool (GAT) handheld jammers is a strategic investment to enhance operational efficiency, expand security coverage, and mitigate potential risks. By increasing the number of jammers, we can ensure comprehensive protection across more areas or teams, scaling up our operations without compromising security. These devices provide real-time countermeasures against electronic threats, safeguarding sensitive data and communications. From a cost perspective, the investment in more jammers significantly reduces the long-term risks of security breaches, system interruptions, and the financial repercussions that come with compromised operations. Additionally, having more jammers on hand boosts team performance, improves response times to potential threats, and ensures that all relevant personnel have the tools they need to operate effectively in high-risk environments. This move not only strengthens our security posture but also positions us ahead of emerging technological threats, providing a competitive advantage and demonstrating our commitment to safeguarding assets. Furthermore, the scalability of the GAT jammers reduces the need for additional training and ensures seamless integration into our current systems, while the potential for volume discounts could make the purchase more cost-effective.
Attachments
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- Fair Oppurtunity GAT_Redacted.pdf600 KB, September 30, 2026
Publications
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September 30, 2026
Award notice
Awarded to Invisible Pack Inc. for $225,455. SAM.gov, notice 0ecd9b7b76944b268f2eaa45038d9644
1 revisions on SAM
- September 30, 2026: publish, award notice
Points of contact
- TSgt Jeffrey Harrisjeffrey.harris.22@us.af.mil
- SSgt Nicholas Taylornicholas.taylor.58@us.af.mil