Huntsville, Ala. – September 15, 2026 -- Radiance Technologies has secured a position as an awardee on the $14 billion Contract Operations for Missile Evaluation and Testing (COMET) Multi-Award Task Order Contract, extending its support of the Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC).
Contract spans a decade of military intelligence work
The COMET MATOC runs a 10-year period of performance from July 21, 2026 through January 1, 2037. Radiance will deliver research, development and sustainment services for hardware, software and systems underpinning military intelligence operations at MSIC, a component of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Five task areas cover intelligence analysis to modeling
The contract covers foundational and technical intelligence analysis, foreign materiel exploitation, information technology operations, modeling and simulation, and business processes. MSIC produces intelligence assessments on foreign weapons systems for policymakers, homeland security agencies, weapons developers and warfighters, including anti-tank guided missiles, ground-based air and missile defense systems, short- and close-range ballistic missiles, and ground-based direct-ascent and directed-energy anti-satellite systems.
Employee-owned firm holds stakes on three winning teams
Beyond leading its own team, the 100% employee-owned contractor holds positions on two additional winning COMET teams -- one led by SAIC and another through its Radiance Ignite Technologies joint venture. CEO Bill Bailey said the win reflects the technical intelligence expertise built by the company's employee-owners, supporting a mission based in the firm's home region of Huntsville.