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IAP Secures Spot in Potential $37B Army Contract Vehicle; Doug Kitani Comments


Doug Kitani

TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 31, 2017 ” IAP Worldwide Services will work to provide technology platforms and services to Defense Department customers under the potential $37.4 billion Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services contract, ExecutiveBiz reported Tuesday.

The company said Friday its position as a Phase 1 awardee in the U.S. Army contract vehicle will work to facilitate the delivery of engineering, logistics, training, research and development, test and evaluation as well as C4ISR services to the military.

“We are ready to continue to serve our customer communities on this expanded contract vehicle, giving military customers greater access and the flexibility to acquire IAP’s diverse capabilities and services,” said Doug Kitani, CEO of IAP.

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