$112.4 Million Modification Supports Saudi F-15 Training Devices

SAUDI ARABIA — A $112,407,046 modification will fund upgrades and sustainment for Saudi F-15 training devices, bringing the cumulative contract value to $256,671,932. The work spans three air bases in Saudi Arabia, with completion expected by September 30, 2031.

“The Boeing Co., based in St. Louis, Missouri, will perform this work. For overseas contractors, the award highlights the technical support behind aircrew training systems at established Saudi operating locations.”

Professional Overseas Contractors (POC)

Saudi F-15 training devices at three air bases

The Phase II program covers upgrades and sustainment at King Faisal Air Base, King Khalid Air Base and King Abdulaziz Air Base. In addition, the announced completion date sets a multiyear horizon for work across those locations.

Training devices form part of a broader aviation system

For context, Air Force program material describes the Saudi F-15 training system as including full-mission, egress-procedure and integrated-avionics trainers. The program combines cockpit and visual simulation equipment with systems that represent aircraft avionics.

Together, these devices provide a ground-based environment for aircrew training. Their continued operation makes equipment sustainment part of the support required around the Saudi F-15 fleet.

Full funding backs the contract modification

The U.S. Air Force committed $112,407,046 in foreign military funds to the modification. The effort supports foreign military sales to Saudi Arabia.

Before this action, the contract’s cumulative face value stood at $144,264,886. The additional funding therefore raises the total to $256,671,932.

Meanwhile, the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, manages the contract. Modification P00029 applies to contract FA8621-17-C-6398.