The U.S. Army has awarded positions on a $910 million hybrid contract to 22 companies for the maintenance of machines, systems and vehicles over a five-year period.
The contractors will compete for orders under the cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price award to provide repair and overhaul support services to ensure the military assets are kept operational, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
The Army Contracting Command selected the following awardees through an online solicitation:
Accent Controls ACE Electronics Defense Systems Akima Support Operations Amentum Ducom KBR (NYSE: KBR)ManTech International (Nasdaq: MANT) Mettle Ops MTP Drivetrain Services Oshkosh Defense (NYSE: OSK) PD Systems Ricardo Defense Serco Inc. Sirco Correctional Services Solution One Industries Strategic Resources Inc. Technica Vanquish Worldwide VSE Waltonen Engineering Yulista Aviation Inc. Services will be provided through July 7, 2027, with work locations and budget depending on each order.
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