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Army Selects 4 Firms for $250M Persistent ISR Analytics IDIQ

    Mary-Louise Hoffman || May 9, 2016


    big data2The 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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