ATCO Frontec and ASRC Federal joint venture awarded contract by U.S. Air Force to operate Alaska Radar System

The U.S. Air Force's award of a $596 million, 10-year contract to ARCTEC Alaska, a joint venture between ATCO Frontec and ASRC Federal, signifies the continued importance of maintaining robust radar infrastructure for national security and airspace management. ARCTEC will be responsible for the operations and maintenance of 15 long-range radar sites, two radio sites, and facilities at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, ensuring the Alaska Radar System remains operational. This partnership leverages the expertise of both ATCO Frontec and ASRC Federal in providing critical infrastructure support services. This deal highlights the ongoing investment in critical infrastructure by the U.S. government, specifically within the defense and aviation sectors. The involvement of the U.S. Air Force and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) underscores the strategic nature of the Alaska Radar System. The contract value and duration demonstrate a long-term commitment to maintaining and operating this vital system. The partnership between ATCO Frontec and ASRC Federal allows for a pooling of resources and expertise, potentially leading to more efficient and effective service delivery.