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Air Force Adds Intelligent Decisions to $950M Engineering IDIQ; Harry Martin Comments

Harry Martin, Intelligent Decisions

The U.S. Air Force has awarded Intelligent Decisions Inc. a position on a potential $950 million contract for advisory and assistance services at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Intelligent Decisions said Thursday it is one of 19 companies selected under the five-year indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, awarded through the Acquisition of Consolidated Enterprise Support Services Program.

The company also said it will open an office near Wright-Patterson to fill engineering and administrative positions for work on the ACCESS program.

Intelligent Decisions will compete for task orders to perform work in areas including:

  • engineering and technical services
  • management and professional support services
  • studies, analyses and evaluations

Intelligent Decisions President and CEO Harry Martin said the company is looking forward to having a presence at Wright-Patterson and to building its team there.

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