The task order-based BPA requires the company to support research and development efforts for the defense and intelligence domains as well as DoD operational missions, Riverside said Thursday.
The institute said it will use its network of laboratories across the U.S. as part of the project, which will expand Riversides presence in the defense industry as well as in the National Capital Region.
Dr. Steven Omick, Riverside Researchs president and CEO, said the BPA is a critical contract that will strengthen Riverside’s network of partners with similar business objectives.
Riverside Research is a nonprofit that offers multi-disciplinary R&D support with focus on science and technology subject areas.