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New security services contract for USmax
by Richard Tomkins
Fairfax, Va. (UPI) Apr 17, 2015


Prime position for Engility Holdings on Army intel contract
Chantilly, Va. (UPI) Apr 17, 2015 - U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command has added Engility Holdings to its roster of companies for provision of intelligence support services.

The multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity Global Intelligence Support Services contract has a total value of $7.2 billion for support of missions such as intelligence analysis, electronic systems, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance, security systems, prototype intelligence hardware/software suites and quick reaction capability systems.

The five-year GISS IDIQ was originally bid by TASC, a company that was acquired by Engility Holdings earlier this year.

"This award reflects legacy TASC's strong reputation within the intelligence community for superior management and technical innovations and builds upon the strategic partnership our team has with Army Intelligence and the Army Intelligence Campaign Initiatives Group program," said Engility President and Chief Executive Officer Tony Smeraglinolo. "We are honored to support the GISS contract and the missions it supports."

Personnel and assets of the U.S. Agency for International Development around the world are to continue to receive security services from USmax Corporation.

USmax -- a provider of cyber, technical and physical security -- said the USAID contract is for five years. The value of the award is $17.9 million.

"We at USmax consider the mission of USAID Office of Security to be of utmost importance and that is what we have focused on over the last four years," said David S. Pak, president of USmax. "This award serves as testament to our superior service record as we continue building a strong foundation for our Technical and Physical Security Services line of business. We are extremely excited to carry forward our partnership with USAID Office of Security over the years to come."

The company said its services in support of USAID's Office of Security are in the areas of program and task management, security engineering, logistics, personnel recovery, and administrative support.


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