Twenty-two companies have won spots on a seven-year, $675 million contract to provide manpower, equipment and non-personal services for the U.S. Army’s electronic security systems .
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers received 34 bids for the procurement vehicle and estimated contract work to finish on Sept. 25, 2029, the Department of Defense said Monday.
Funds and work locations will depend on individual orders.
The awardees are:
Alamo-Evergreen joint venture Atlantic Commtech BCF Solutions Chenega Security Convergint eVigilant GCS Versar JV InDyne Infotec Systems Integrated Security Solutions Johnson Controls KBR Locurrent Systems Low Voltage Wiring M.C. Dean Phoenix Integrated Technologies PTSI Managed Services Red Peak Technical Services SEI Group Security and Energy Technologies Siemens Government Technologies Xator OSINT has become essential for fighting counterespionage as data from platforms like social media make it hard to create cover…
Jeff Keen held multiple leadership roles during his five years at Applied Insight and more than 12 years at Axiom…
Empower AI received a task order with a $36.9 million face value, running through June 2027.
TechnoMile has named Anupriyo Chakravarti chief product and technology officer to lead its product, tech and engineering teams.
WWT has received a potential $500 million USPS contract to provide telecommunications hardware, software and network support.
CBP forecasts a need for maritime surveillance systems that include search radar, EO/IR cameras and AIS receivers.
The in-space mobility company holds a position on the Space Force's NSSL Phase 3 Lane 1 contract.
Anderon finalized a $1 billion CHIPS Act award with Commerce for its Albany quantum wafer foundry, matched by $1 billion…
CACI's Apollo program is intended to help USCENTCOM make faster decisions and coordinate more effectively across commands and partners.
Ret. Air Force Lt. Gen. David Deptula joins the board alongside Stacey Dixon, who previously led IARPA.
IVIX's Don Fort has said AI-enabled OSINT platforms could help agencies convert public data into actionable intelligence.
Chris Carson brings more than 40 years of financial and government contracting experience to AMERICAN SYSTEMS.
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