Army Awards 11 Firms Shared $444M Contract for Test, Evaluation Support

The U.S. Army has awarded 11 companiesÂ positions on a potential five-year, Â $444 million, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract forÂ test and evaluation supportÂ services, the Defense Department said Friday.

The contractÂ covers services such as database management support, test and safety management, analytical and verification support and studies and analysis, DoD said.

Four small businesses won positions on the IDIQ and the Army will determine work location and funding with each task order.

Awardees include:

AMERICAN SYSTEMS
Beshenich Muir Associates
DIGIFLIGHT
Dynamics Research Corp.
Geeks and Nerds
Joint Research and Development
Logistics Systems
Man-Machine Systems Assessment
Survice Engineering Company
TASC
VRC Corp.

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