The U.S. Army has awarded spots on a $906.57 million order-dependent contract to 30 companies that will compete for tasks to assist government organizations responsible for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threat protection.
Work is expected to run through Jan. 2, 2031, with contract locations and fund depending on each order, the Department of Defense said Monday.
The awardees are:
Aktarius Applied Training Solutions CSMI Carter-Lambert Divisions Chimera Enterprises International Clark Creative Solutions Culmen International DMAERO Global Systems Technologies Gryphon Technologies HII Defense and Federal Solutions Hythe Research IAP Worldwide Services Integrity Consulting Engineering & Security Solutions Interfuze K.D. Analytical Consulting L2 Defense Lockwood Group Logistics Company MAG DS MLT Systems Murtech NetSea Technologies Patricio Enterprises STS International SciTech Services Semper Valens Solutions SkyBridge Tactical Strategic Technology Institute Tier Tech International Army Contracting Command held an online solicitation for the contract and received 43 bids.
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