DIA Awards $17 Billion-worth Intelligence Analysis Contract to Huntington Ingalls, 15 Others
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) has awarded US ship maker Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) and 15 other firms a $17 Billion-worth Intelligence Analysis contract to provide a range of analytic and operational support services.
The multi-award contract has a base period of five years and a potential value of $17 billion.
The contract was directly awarded to Fulcrum IT Services, a company acquired by HII on February 25, 2019, HII said in a statement Thursday.
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