The U.S. Air Force awarded five firms a partial small business set-aside competition for cybersecurity and information systems technical area tasks with the firms set to compete for orders of $3.5 million and below each with a combined total of $5 billion, the Air Force said Thursday.The five companies awarded the competition are Barbaricum, LLC; Baum, Romstedt Technology Research Corp.; Data Systems Analysts Inc.; Professional Project Services Inc. (Pro2Serve); SMS Data Products Group Inc.; and Solers Inc.The Air Force said…
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