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U.S. Army has awarded four companies spots on a potential $249.8 million contract for analytic software research and development services related to persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
The multiple-award contract will run through May 5, 2021, with funding and work location based on each individual task order, the Defense Department said Friday .
The Army Contracting Command solicited the bids via the Internet.
The four awardees are:
Applied Research Associates Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) EOIR Technologies Leidos (NYSE: LDOS)
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The U.S. Army has awarded four companies spots on a potential $249.8 million contract for analytic software research and development services related to persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
