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3 Small Businesses Win Spots Under $125M Army Contract for Test, Support Services


Total Technology, Pioneering Decisive Solutions and Logisys Technical Services have landed spots to compete for task orders under a potential five-year, $125 million U.S. Army contract for test and support services.

Task orders will provide for testing of automated test systems, as well as diagnostics and net-centric support services, the Defense Department said Monday.

The Army sourced the contract via a competitive solicitation that garnered six proposals.

The companies will perform work through May 20, 2023, with locations and funds to be assigned per order.

Army Contracting Command issued the firm-fixed-price contract.

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