Army chooses 30 firms for $906M counter-WMD support contract

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U.S. government organizations responsible for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threat protection can acquire services through the contract.

The Army has awarded 30 companies positions on a potential nine-year, $906.6 million contract vehicle for logistics and other professional services in support of programs focused on countering weapons of mass destruction.

A total of 43 firms submitted bids for this second iteration of the Joint Enterprise Contracted Logistics and Services Support vehicle also known as JE-CLASS, the Pentagon said in its Monday awards digest.

U.S. government organizations responsible for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threat protection can acquire services through the contract that also focuses on operational readiness of systems.

Winners are:

  • Aktarius
  • Applied Training Solutions
  • CSMI
  • Carter-Lambert Divisions
  • Chimera Enterprises International
  • Clark Creative Solutions
  • Culmen International
  • DMAERO
  • Global Systems Technologies
  • Gryphon Technologies (acquired by ManTech)
  • HII
  • Hythe Research
  • IAP Worldwide Services
  • Integrity Consulting Engineering & Security Solutions
  • Interfuze
  • K.D. Analytical Consulting
  • L2 Defense
  • Lockwood Group
  • Logistics Company
  • MAG DS
  • MLT Systems
  • Murtech
  • NetSea Technologies
  • Patricio Enterprises
  • STS International
  • SciTech Services
  • Semper Valens Solutions
  • SkyBridge Tactical
  • Strategic Technology Institute
  • Tier Tech International

Proposals were due in November 2021, nearly two months before ManTech closed its $920 million acquisition of Gryphon Technologies.