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AMERICAN SYSTEMS Wins Place on $2.6 Billion Army Deal; Bill Hoover Comments

Bill Hoover

AMERICAN SYSTEMS won a prime spot on an ID/IQ contract for the U.S. Army HR Solutions Program Office’s for the Personnel Support Services Service Area.

The deal has a potential value of $2.6 billion over five years.

“We are honored to be given the opportunity to supply highly skilled resources and services to further advance the Army’s mission of supporting its soldiers, civilians, and family members, ” said CEO William C. Hoover. “Through our Human Capital Services offering we can better serve the Army by rapidly deploying the required talent with speed, precision, quality and results.”

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