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Army Picks Five Small Businesses on $50M Software Devt Contract

softwareThe U.S. Army has selected five small businesses to provide software development services to the Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center’s Tactical Effects, Protection and Interactive Technologies Directorate under a $49.8 million contract.

The Defense Department said Monday the firm-fixed-price contract runs through Aug. 2, 2020.

DoD listed the following chosen contractors:

  • Decilog
  • Intelligent Decision Systems
  • SimIs
  • Subsystem Technologies
  • WisEngineering

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