Eleven firms have secured spots under a potential $9.9 billion U.S. Army contract that covers foreign language services to the Defense Language Interpretation Translation Enterprise program.
Contract work will occur through March 26, 2027, and the Army will determine work locations and funds with each task order, the Defense Department said Thursday .
Twenty bids were submitted to the Army Intelligence and Security Command through an online solicitation.
The service branch initially selected nine companies to offer foreign language services under the potential 10-year contract.
The awardees for this latest round are:
Arrow Security and Training Bluehawk CLGT Solutions Command Languages Consulting Services Group Enigma International Global Dimensions Global Executive Management Integrity Business Solutions Szanca Solutions Torden
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