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Four Small Businesses Win Spots on $72M Army Armament R&D Center IT Support Contract


The U.S. Army has selected four small businesses to provide information technology services to the branch’s Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center under a potential five-year, $72M contract.

Army Contracting Command received seven bids for the firm-fixed-price contract that will run through Nov. 8, 2023, the Defense Department said Friday.

ARDEC builds and engineers armament systems designed to help U.S. warfighters defend the country against various threats worldwide.

The awardees are:

  • BridgePhase
  • Insap Services
  • Johnson Technology Systems
  • Softek

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