U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) U.S. Special Operations Command has awarded 46 companies spots on a potential $950 million contract for core services in support of USSOCOM’s domestic and international enterprise requirements.
The Department of Defense said Friday the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract includes knowledge-based services and subject matter expertise in support of engineering, training, education, program management, professional and technical requirements.
USSOCOM will use operations and maintenance funds for fiscal 2020 to meet a contract minimum guarantee of $2,000.
The awardees are:
Consulting Services Group Core One Solutions Crisis Response D3 Air & Space Operations Defense Acquisition EnGenius Federal Information Systems Firebird AST FITT Scientific Gemini Industries Geo Owl Global Dimensions Infinity Technology INTEROP-ISHPI JV Iron EagleX ITELITRAC K2 Solutions Legion Systems Lukos METIS Celestar JV MHM Innovations Nisga’a Tek OSCAR DEUCE Prescient Edge Preting ProCleared Quiet Professionals R&K Enterprise Solutions R3 Strategic Support Group Red Gate Group RMGS SOLUTE Spathe Systems Special Applications Group Strategic Solutions Unlimited Streamline Defense Systems Plus T3i Threat Tec TriDcor JV Tyoneck Global Services Universal Strategy Group Vistra Communications VxL Enterprise Walsingham Group Webworld Technologies Anderon finalized a $1 billion CHIPS Act award with Commerce for its Albany quantum wafer foundry, matched by $1 billion…
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