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ACT I Secures Booz Allen Subcontract for F-35 Program Office Engineering Support; Michael Niggel Comments


Advanced Concepts and Technologies International has secured a potential five-year subcontract from Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) to provide engineering services to the Naval Air Systems Command in support of the F-35 joint strike fighter program office.

Michael Niggel

Booz Allen awarded the subcontract under a task order the company received through the U.S. Navy‘s Seaport-e contract vehicle, ACT I said Friday.

ACT I CEO Michael Niggel said the company is pleased to continue and expand its support to the F-35 program office and its mission through provision of engineering support and technical professionals.

The subcontract expands ACT I™s work with the F-35 JPO that covers integrated master schedule, business and financial management, foreign military sales and cost, earned value management system support services.

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