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Army Awards 3 Companies to Share Capacity on Auto ID Tech Contract


ContractThe U.S. Army has selected three companies to provide automatic identification technology data communications, software, hardware, documentation and associated services under a $181 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

The Defense Department said Monday that CDO Technologies,  Lowry Solutions and SRA International will share the contract’s capacity.

They will provide training, technical engineering services and warranty for authorized users of the identification system through May 5, 2018.

The Army Contracting Command at Rock Island Arsenal in Illinois is the contracting activity.

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