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Intelligent Decisions Inks Air Force BPA, CEO Harry Martin Comments

Intelligent Decisions (ID) picked up a five-year client computer/server (CCS) blanket purchase agreement (BPA) with the Air Force.

According to the firm, “this BPA will allow ID to provide the Air Force, and other organizations within the Department of Defense (DoD), a cost-cutting vehicle offering a wide range of end-user IT products.”

The firm feels prepared to help the Air Force hit its marks.

“For over 20 years, ID has been providing enterprise class computing systems to DoD organizations, and this award validates our success in this area, ” CEO Harry Martin said. “Our customer-driven focus, financial strength and ability to deliver extremely high volumes of quality products help differentiate ID in the marketplace.”

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