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Alion Latest Firm on $2.5B OPTARSS II ID/IQ

Alion Science and Technology won a spot on a U.S. Army Forces Command’s Operations, Planning, Training and Resource Support Services, OPTARSS II, an  ID/IQ multiple award task order contract valued at up to $2.5 billion.

“From modeling and simulation to training, operational planning to transformation, the Alion team has the depth of experience and relevant skills to help the Army achieve measurable results, ” explained David Ohle, Alion Sector senior VP and manager of the Defense Operations and Integration Sector. “With OPTARSS II, the goal is to ultimately improve Warfighter readiness by providing an effective method to quickly acquire the solutions they need.”

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