Five companies have secured positions on an $850 million contract to help the Defense Threat Reduction Agency perform assessments, exercises and modeling and simulation tasks.
DTRA selected the awardees on its AEMSS procurement vehicle after a competitive solicitation process that generated 12 proposals, the Department of Defense said Monday.
According to solicitation documents , contractors will perform training, mission rehearsal and countermeasures assessments designed to counter weapons of mass destruction threats and boost chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense.
The IDIQ award has a five-year base period of performance along with five option years and contract work will occur at various locations worldwide.
The awardees are:
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