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Booz Allen Lands $326M JIDO Enterprise IT Task Order Under GSA Alliant Vehicle


Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) has received a potential five-year, $325.8 million task order from the General Services Administration to provide enterprise information technology services for the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization.

GSA™s federal systems integration and management center received two offers for the cost-plus-award-fee task order that was awarded under the Alliant contract vehicle, the Defense Department said Monday.

The order covers aggregation and dissemination of operational data, technology and intelligence in response to emerging threats, DevOps-based pathway in support of JIDO IT capabilities and rapid acquisition support for combatant commands to help counter terrorism, insurgencies and improvised explosive devices.

Booz Allen will perform work in Virginia and the National Capital Region through March 5, 2022 under the task order, which is part of JIDO™s Enterprise Acquisition Strategy Initiative that seeks to comply with acquisition policies and meet mission requirements.

GSA will obligate $2.6 million in joint IED defeat funds at the time of award, according to DoD.

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