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INSCOM Contracts 21 Firms Under $7.2 Billion Global Intelligence Support Services Contract

Tuesday, September 23rd, 2014

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The Army Intelligence Security Command (INSCOM) Sept. 12 awarded 21 companies the opportunity to bid on a $7.2 billion Global Intelligence Support Services (GISS) contract that runs from Sept. 12, 2014 through Sept. 11, 2019. The INSCOM acquisition is to establish an enterprise approach for providing responsive, competitive acquisition of services for current and future Army Intelligence, Security, and Information Operations requirements and related support services. The services cover four functional areas: intelligence and security through collection, analysis, and production…

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