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Army Awards 4 Spots on $200M Training Support Contract


military in trainingThe U.S. Army has awarded four companies positions on a five-year, $200 million contract to support institutional training functions at Fort Lee, Virginia.

The companies will provide instruction, training support and training development services through Oct. 27, 2021 under the firm-fixed-price contract, the Defense Department said Friday.

DoD added that work locations and funds will be assigned with each individual order.

The Army received 25 bids for the award via a solicitation posted on the internet.

Awardees include:

  • A joint venture of Cognition and Marton
  • FITT Scientific
  • Red River Science and Technology
  • Yorktown Systems Group

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