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The Army has picked 17 companies as prime contractors on its $5 billion ITES -3H contract for IT hardware, software and related services.
It was first reported that companies were being notified about the awards on Friday and the Army officially announced the awards Monday on the Defense Department website.
The eight large are:
- CDW-G, Vernon Hills, Ill.
- Dell
- GovConnection, Rockville, Md.
- Hewlett-Packard Enterprise
- IBM Corp.
- Telos, Ashburn, Va.
- Unicom, Herndon, Va.
- World Wide Technology, St. Louis, Missouri (W52P1J-16-D-0016)
The nine small business primes are:
- Affigent, Herndon, Va.
- Dynamic Systems, El Segundo, Calif.
- Force3, Crofton, Md.
- Government Acquisitions, Cincinnati
- GTRI, Denver
- Intelligent Decisions, Ashburn, Va.
- Iron Bow, Chantilly, Va.
- MicroTech, Vienna, Va.
- Wildflower, Santa Fe, N.M.
The contract replaces the ITES-2H contract and originally was to be awarded in 2014, but a series of bid protests and other issues has delayed the contract. ITES-2H has been extended four times and more than $1 billion has been added to its ceiling.
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