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State Dept Awards Constellis’ Triple Canopy Spot on $15B Worldwide Protective Services III IDIQ; Tim Reardon Quoted

Constellis’ Triple Canopy subsidiary has won a spot on the third iteration of the State Department’s potential 10-year, $15B Worldwide Protective Services contract.

“We are truly honored to be selected by the Department of State to help secure their vital missions overseas for the next decade,” Tim Reardon, CEO of Constellis and a four-time Wash100 awardee, said in a statement published Thursday.

“The State Department performs critically important work in high-threat regions, and we’re extraordinarily proud to be a part of their trusted team,” Reardon added.

The company will provide static guard, team-based emergency response security support and armed personal protective services for the State Department worldwide under the WPS III multiple-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract. 

Triple Canopy, which has supported the State Department for more than 15 years, will primarily focus on meeting the department’s requirements in high-threat locations overseas and is expected to kick off work on the contract in February.

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