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Enforce Tac 2025: The Industry Summit for Security, Defence, and Innovation

Saturday, February 8th, 2025

Enforce Tac, long established as the leading trade fair for internal and external security in Europe, is set to take place in Nuremberg for the 12th time. With around 1,000 exhibitors in five halls covering some 50,000 square metres, the exhibition promises to set standards yet again. This comprehensive industry event with renowned manufacturers not only offers visitors a display of the latest technologies but also a multi-faceted supporting programme featuring symposia, multilateral dialogue, exclusive VIP sessions and innovative trade fair formats.

Enforce Tac, long established as the leading trade fair for internal and external security in Europe, is set to take place in Nuremberg for the 12th time. With around 1,000 exhibitors in five halls covering some 50,000 square metres, the exhibition promises to set standards yet again. This comprehensive industry event with renowned manufacturers not only offers visitors a display of the latest technologies but also a multi-faceted supporting programme featuring symposia, multilateral dialogue, exclusive VIP sessions and innovative trade fair formats.

Exclusive VIP guests from government and the military establishment: They include Bavarian Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann and high-ranking representatives of NATO and the EU.

Premiere for leading companies and pavilions: First appearance for KNDS and Smith & Wesson at Enforce Tac 2025, as Austrian and Norwegian pavilions also make their debut.

Enforce Tac Village: Once again, witness products from leading companies live in action.

Premiere of Enforce Tac Stage: the destination for high-calibre presentations, inspiring start-up pitches and dynamic discussion panels.

Premiere of German-Nordic Defence Industry Dialogue: Initiator Dr Christian Wildhagen and Enforce Tac have partnered to bring key players to the table to explore strategies for faster and more effective military capabilities.

Premiere of AMMO SYMPOSIUM: Enforce Tac and RWS GmbH bring together leading experts and decision-makers to discuss the current challenges in ammunition procurement.

Exclusive events and high-calibre symposia:including USK Freundeskreis e.V., DHPol and UAV DACH.

Yet again, Enforce Tac is setting benchmarks in 2025 – with a multifaceted programme, innovative show formats and exclusive networking opportunities. Whether live in the Enforce Tac Village, online via Enforce Tac TV or at the many symposia and discussion forums – visitors can look forward to an experience that puts security, defence and innovation centre stage. The trade fair offers the ideal platform for forging contacts, getting to know the latest technologies, and gaining fresh impetus for the future.

Prominent visitors and VIP guests

As in previous years, Enforce Tac will again welcome high-ranking guests from government and the military establishment. The VIPs include Vice-Admiral Carsten Stawitzki, Consul General Dr James Miller (USA) as well as ambassadors and consuls general from Lithuania, Poland, Austria and Hungary. Despite the forthcoming snap federal elections in Germany, Bavarian Minister Joachim Herrmann, the patron of the event, is determined not to miss out on his visit to Enforce Tac in 2025.

Premiere for leading companies and pavilions

As well as numerous companies like Heckler & Koch or MBDA that are taking part for the umpteenth time, KNDS and Smith & Wesson are among the exhibitors making their personal debut at Enforce Tac this year. KNDS (KMW+Nexter Defense Systems) is a European market leader in military land systems renowned for its innovations and cutting-edge artillery systems. The company combines the expertise of German firm Krauss-Maffei Wegmann GmbH & Co. KG (KMW) and the French Nexter Group and is a byword for state-of-the-art high-tech systems in Europe. At Enforce Tac, Smith & Wesson, one of the longest-established manufacturers of firearms worldwide, will be showcasing its latest developments in weapons for tactical and official security applications. The US company is especially well-known for its reliable service pistols and tactical rifles that are used worldwide by security and military forces.

At Enforce Tac 2025 there will be four new national pavilions: the Austrian Pavilion, the Norwegian Pavilion and pavilions representing Lithuania and Hungary. The Austrian Pavilion provides an exclusive platform for companies from Austria to showcase their latest technologies and products. Likewise, the Norwegian Pavilion will bring together national players from the Norwegian defence industry for the first time. Both pavilions underline the increasing internationalisation of Enforce Tac and allow trade visitors to enjoy direct contact with leading companies from these countries.

Enforce Tac Village: live demonstrations in a discreet atmosphere

The Enforce Tac Village will go into its second round – and this year it will be protected from the elements in Hall 8. The practical concept allows companies to demonstrate their products live in action in realistic scenarios involving suitably trained personnel. The focus is on the product presentation. Visitors can look forward to demonstrations including products from renowned manufacturers like CeoTronics, OBUV-SPECIAL, ESKA, Tasmanian Tiger, Taiga AB, SCHUBERTH, Axon Public Safety, WERO, Wiley X, Rheinmetall, Diehl Defence, md-textil, Nextorch, Thales and Marathon Targets. The importance of this format was highlighted by md-textil: “We are delighted to be taking part in the Enforce Tac Village for the second time and providing practical insights into our products,” says Marcel Doneth, Managing Director of md-textil. German arms manufacturers Rheinmetall and Diehl Defence are also using the Village to present their products live in action away from the stationary trade fair stands. A special networking event is being held on the second day of the fair, when Enforce Tac and its partners from the Enforce Tac Village host a “beer o’clock” from 16:00 to provide an informal opportunity for exchanges.

Hall 8 is also home to Enforce Tac’s newly created “JOB ZONE – MISSION READY FOR A NEW JOB”. This section allows Enforce Tac exhibitors to post vacant positions at their companies and offers a space for potential discussions between the companies and prospective candidates. Venue:

Hall 8, Stand 8-512

Enforce Tac Stage: innovations, technologies and current developments

On the Enforce Tac Stage, visitors can look forward to a unique opportunity to access concentrated expert knowledge at first hand. Renowned experts will present topics such as the threat from drones and effective defensive measures (Securiton GmbH), modern sniffer dog training (Kynotec GmbH), and innovative developments in small arms ammunition technology (FN Herstal). There will also be exclusive insights into new materials for body armour (DuPont) and the tactical benefits of interconnected mobile intelligence systems (PLATH GmbH & CO KG). In the breaks between presentations, the audience can watch the live stream from the Enforce Tac Village, when exciting scenarios are streamed live from the demonstration area onto the stage in Hall 8. There will also be presentations on winning over Generation Z for security-related professions, or more specifically, special units (Dr Bernd Bürger), and on the role of artificial intelligence in drone navigation (Spleenlab GmbH).

Venue: Hall 10.0, Stand 10.0-549.

German-Nordic Defence Industry Dialogue puts the spotlight on multilateral cooperation

A special highlight on the Monday is the premiere of the German-Nordic Defence Industry Dialogue. This initiative brings together representatives of the German and Nordic defence industry, government ministries and research establishments to explore strategies for faster and more effective military capabilities. “More than ever, the security policy situation calls for intensive dialogue between the relevant players. Our aim is to accelerate this dialogue and implement innovative solutions more quickly in practice,” says Dr Christian Wildhagen, initiator of the format and Managing Director of Wildhagen Nordisk Konsult. The event will take place from 12:00 to 18:00 on 24 February 2025 in the Hong Kong Room at NCC Ost. Interested parties can register at:

www.enforcetac.com/en/programme/registration-german-nordic-defence-industry-dialogue

AMMO SYMPOSIUM: the premiere of a groundbreaking format

The high point of Tuesday’s programme will be the launch of the Ammo Symposium. High-calibre speakers like Lieutenant General (Ret.) Ben Hodges, Marco Detratti (European Commission), Šar?nas Genys (Invest Lithuania) and Jonas Sohlin (EURENCO Bofors) will discuss the key challenges of ammunition procurement in Europe. The event will take place from 9:00 to 16:00 on 25 February 2025 in the Munich Room at NCC Mitte. Interested parties can register at:

www.enforcetac.com/en/programme/request-ammo-symposium

Exclusive events and interactive formats

Alongside the public programme features, Enforce Tac also offers closed events. For example, the USK Freundeskreis e.V. (a charity providing support to police officers in need) will hold its AGM during the trade fair. “Enforce Tac is the perfect platform for our meeting, as it combines professional expertise, networking opportunities and practical demonstrations,” says Stefan Thiele, the chair of the association. In partnership with the USK Freundeskreis e.V., a fitness test will also be conducted in the Enforce Tac Fitness Area. As a special incentive, successful participants will receive a limited “USK x Enforce Tac Patch”, while Enforce Tac will make a donation to the Nuremberg Children’s Hospice on behalf of each person taking part.

Venue: Hall 8, Stand 8-206

Hall 8 will also see the launch of the Enforce Tac Social Media Stand, where visitors can create a 360-degree photo free of charge as a souvenir of their time at the trade fair.

Venue: Hall 8, Stand 8-306

High-calibre symposia: knowledge transfer at the highest level

Enforce Tac is expanding its programme of conventions. For the first time, the German Customs Authority will hold a symposium at Enforce Tac on the topic “Modern Crime Fighting”, while the Carl-Cranz-Gesellschaft e.V. will discuss “Drone/UAV Warfare – State of the Art and Foreseeable Developments”. The German Police Academy (DHPol) is again hosting a conference on new developments in firearms, ammunition and tactical equipment. “Our aim is to present current developments and foster professional dialogue,” says Professor Wilfried Honekamp from DHPol. In addition, the UAV DACH expert group “Public Security and Defence” will again hold a meeting at the fair.

Special start-up area presents innovations for law enforcement and defence

This year, Enforce Tac will again offer a special platform for start-ups in the field of law enforcement and defence. Around 20 German and international start-ups will present their innovative solutions and technologies on the special display area, divided into the categories “Young Innovators” (German start-ups) and “Start-ups@EnforceTac” (international start-ups). The participants include Corelock Defence Systems and AM Technologies. This platform offers young companies a unique opportunity to present their innovations to a professional audience, make valuable contacts, and win over potential investors and partners.

Enforce Tac TV gives exhibitors lasting visibility

Another established format is Enforce Tac TV, where exhibitors can present their products in a professional YouTube format over and beyond the trade fair itself. Interested parties can follow the contents on the official Enforce Tac YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/enforcetac. This year’s participants include Schöffel Sportbekleidung, Messer Waffenhandel, Busch PROtective, Schuberth, Tasmanian Tiger, Nextorch, Held, Phantomleaf, WERO, Gore, Lindnerhof-Taktik, Hornady, SABRE, Diehl Defence, eurolaser, Meier-Medizintechnik, analyticon instruments and Opsmen Tech.

Media event and exhibitor evening

This year’s media event will take place on the first day of the fair in Brussels Room 2 at NCC Mitte. Invited press and media representatives can enjoy another exclusive setting for exchanging information and ideas in a relaxed atmosphere.

This year’s exhibitor evening will take place on the second day of the fair under the motto “Ready to rock” starting at 18:00 on Level 3, NCC Ost.

Save the date

Enforce Tac is an international trade fair established as a platform for the security and defence sector. It offers the industry the opportunity to develop promising perspectives and to collaborate to strengthen the internal and external security of Germany and Europe as a whole. In 2025, the fair will expand to fill five halls and around 50,000 m² of display area, where some 1,000 exhibitors from about 50 countries will showcase their solutions for internal and external security.

Enforce Tac will be held at Exhibition Centre Nuremberg from 24 to 26 February 2025.

Signature of MGCS Project Company Shareholder Agreement

Saturday, February 8th, 2025

Friday, January 24, 2025 – KNDS Deutschland, KNDS France, Rheinmetall Landsysteme and Thales signed the shareholder agreement for the “MGCS Project Company GmbH”, Cologne, on Thursday 23 January 2025 in Paris in the presence of the French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu and the German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius. MGCS, which stands for Main Ground Combat System, is a German-Franco armament program designed to replace the Leopard 2 and Leclerc main battle tanks with a cross-platform combat system by 2040.

The signing of the shareholder agreement marks an essential step in the forthcoming creation of the MGCS Project Company. After negotiating a contract with the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw), acting on behalf of the two states through a German-Franco Combined Project Team (CPT), this project company will be responsible as the industrial prime contractor for the implementation of the next phase of the MGCS program. In particular, it will consolidate the concept and the main technological pillars of the system. The company will be equally owned by the parties, 25% each, with a national workshare of 50% Germany and 50% France, and will be based in Cologne, Germany.

The industrial partners in the MGCS program are delighted with this signature, which follows on from the impetus given by the French and German governments in the spring of 2024, with the signing of a Letter Of Intent (LOI).

Extensive Follow-Up Procurement of IdZ-ES: Rheinmetall Receives Largest Framework Contract to Date for the Digitisation of Bundeswehr Infantry Forces – Soldier-Systems Worth Over €3bn

Friday, February 7th, 2025

Extensive follow-up procurement of IdZ-ES: Rheinmetall receives largest framework contract to date for the digitisation of Bundeswehr infantry forces – soldier-systems worth over €3bn

The Federal Office for Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support of the Bundeswehr (BAAINBw) has signed a framework contract with Rheinmetall Electronics GmbH for the follow-on procurement of soldier-systems ‘Infantry Soldier of the Future – Enhanced System’ (IdZ-ES). The framework contract, with a maximum gross volume of €3.1bn, will run until the end of 2030. Overall, the Bundeswehr can thus initiate the proportional regeneration as well as the manufacturing and delivery of up to 368 IdZ-ES platoon systems and various options for the procurement of additional components and services. A platoon is a military sub-unit. 

The contract involves, firstly, upgrading the 68 IdZ-ES platoon systems currently in use within the Bundeswehr to a digital standard and, secondly, the firm order of a further 24 platoon systems including extensive peripherals. The firm order, worth around €417m gross, will be booked in the first quarter of 2025. 

Signed on 6 February 2025, the contract is the largest ever for both Rheinmetall and the BAAINBw for the procurement of soldier-systems. These play an increasingly important role as a networked element of combat operations on the digital battlefield of the future. 

A platoon system mainly comprises 34 individual soldier-systems and a platoon equipment of peripheral components, consisting of advanced IT-equipment, optics, optronics, as well as military clothing, protection and carrying equipment. As the general contractor, Rheinmetall is responsible for the system and is coordinating the performance of more than 30 subcontractors.

With the framework contract, the Bundeswehr is procuring a modernised design of the IdZ-ES, based on the IdZ-ES VJTF 2023 soldier-system of the Mechanised Infantry system that is already in use. The new ‘VJTF 2023 obsolescence-adjusted’ design status eliminates all technically obsolete components and implements communication and data exchange capabilities with the Boxer armoured transport vehicle and Puma infantry fighting vehicle platforms, as well as preparing it for the airborne platform. The revised basic hardware of the soldier-systems is also designed to connect to the ‘Digitisation of Land-Based Operations’ (D-LBO) information and communication network.

Strike Industries Releases the XA Handguard for SIG SAUER CROSS

Friday, February 7th, 2025

Strike Industries has just released the X-Axis Handguard for the SIG Cross bolt action rifle. In pure Strike fashion, the Strike XA is a sleek and extremely functional handguard that functions as a direct OEM replacement – it even reuses the original screws from SIG’s handguard.

With a 2 piece design, the top picatinny rail of the receiver no longer needs to be removed in order to remove the handguard. This also enables the user to be able to maintain their rifle without removing their optic which saves the need for re-zeroing as often.

All around the handguard M-LOK slots can be found at the 3, 6, 9, 10, and 2 o’clock positions. There 4 steel QD sling points in total on the handguard. The two QD points closest to the receiver are anti-rotational. At the front of the handguard there is a picatinny front bridge for additional accessories such as a laser, IR, or thermal device.

The key feature of the Strike XA Handguard is its built-in ARCA rail at the 6 o’clock position which spans the entire length of the handguard. Avid lightweight backpacker hunters can now have a SIG Cross rifle that is not only stowable, ergonomic, but also ready to be mounted onto a tripod at a moment’s notice.

Even without a tripod, the wider flat surface area on the bottom of the handguard makes for an even more easily stabilized shooting experience when mounted on top of tables or other objects.

The Strike XA Handguard serves to elevate aesthetics and increase functional performance with users’ SIG CROSS rifles. Now available through authorized dealers and Strike Industries’ official website. For more information, visit www.strikeindustries.com or contact the Strike Team at mkt@strikeindustries.com.

Nevada Department of Public Safety – Highway Patrol Division Selects KGM Suppressors R556A2 for Patrol Rifles

Friday, February 7th, 2025

For Immediate Release – February 6, 2025 – KGM Suppressors is proud to announce that the Nevada Department of Public Safety – Highway Patrol Division has selected the KGM R556A2 suppressor for deployment across its law enforcement divisions. This selection underscores KGM’s commitment to providing superior sound suppression, recoil mitigation, and operational efficiency to law enforcement professionals. The R556A2 was chosen after extensive evaluation and are currently being fielded across the state.

 

“We are honored to support the Nevada Highway Patrol by equipping their rifles with our suppressors,” said Bill Bracken, Director of Government Business Development at KGM Technologies. “The R556A2 provides a great mix of performance enhancements through sound, flash, and recoil reduction, with minimal impact to the host rifle. The use of suppressors on duty rifles is being recognized as a safety and performance enhancing tool to ensure officers can accomplish their mission safely and effectively.”

KGM Suppressors is a leading provider of advanced firearm suppressors for military, law enforcement, and civilian applications. Based in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, KGM Suppressors is committed to delivering superior performance, durability, and reliability in every product. With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, KGM Suppressors continues to lead the way in the evolution of firearm suppressor technology. For more information, visit www.kgm-tech.com.

Multi-Billion-Euro Contract: Rheinmetall Successful with TaWAN LBO for the Bundeswehr – Digitalisation of the Armed Forces Is Picking Up Speed

Thursday, February 6th, 2025

Rheinmetall has been awarded a contract in another important large-scale project for the Bundeswehr in the field of digitalisation. As the prime contractor, Rheinmetall Electronics GmbH will be responsible for setting up an integrated communication network, the so-called ‘Tactical Wide Area Network for Land Based Operations’ (TaWAN LBO). The volume of the awarded framework-contract for a deployable, platform-based communication/directional radio management system is worth several billion Euro.

The framework-contract for the procurement of TaWAN LBO has a term of 10 years and was signed by representatives of the Federal Office for the Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support of the Bundeswehr (BAAINBw) and Rheinmetall Electronics GmbH.

At the same time, an initial order worth €1.88bn gross was placed under the framework-contract to equip a division of the Bundeswehr. Delivery of this communications network will take place between the end of 2026 and the end of 2029.

Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall AG: “We are thankful for the great trust that the Bundeswehr is placing in us regarding its ambitious digitalization efforts. Now that the Bundeswehr will be receiving TaWAN LBO and D-LBO from a single source, the conditions for a synchronized coordination concerning the introduction of both systems are given. It is our ambition to provide the Bundeswehr with a seamless and reliable communication network within the given timeframe – one which can be considered a flagship of digitalisation in Germany”.

The core function of TaWAN LBO is to provide an open transport network for Federated Mission Networking (FMN) based on Protected Core Network (PCN) to connect the forward tactical D-LBO networks to the rear-echelon core network CIR. Following the contracts awarded at the end of 2024 as part of the Bundeswehr’s Digitalised Land-Based Operations (D-LBO) programme, TaWAN LBO will be a further milestone for the end-to-end command capabilities of the armed forces. In connection with D-LBO, the TaWAN LBO network is to ensure connectivity deep into the rear area at high data rates.

As part of the TaWAN LBO project, Rheinmetall is also supplying protected 8×8 HX trucks from Rheinmetall MAN, which serve as carrier vehicles for the large directional radio systems and are equipped with mobile high extendable antenna masts.

One of the vehicles will hold the mast system, another will carry the 20-foot functional container with workstations, servers and other equipment. Rheinmetall MAN will be delivering a total of 102 vehicles.

Other vehicle platforms are used in conjunction with smaller mobile extendable antenna masts (small directional radio system). A software-based directional radio management system is part of the overall solution which will ensure the functionality of the directional radio system, and can be used to plan and execute operations.

KRDA Launches Capital Campaign to Fund Its Mission to Promote, Protect Fort Knox

Thursday, February 6th, 2025

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. – The Knox Regional Development Alliance (KRDA) launched its capital campaign to fund the organization through 2030 during its recent annual meeting of investors. The non-profit, funded through private and public sector investments, is the only organization dedicated to promoting and protecting Fort Knox and growing the defense sector economy in the region.

Luke Schmidt, a Hardin County native and CEO of L.B. Schmidt and Associates, is co-chairing the KRDA capital campaign with Marilyn Ford, KRDA’s outgoing board chair and City President of Kentucky’s Heartland Region for WesBanco. During the meeting, Schmidt encouraged the assembled investors to continue their support of KRDA.

According to Schmidt, the campaign’s goal is to secure $2.25 million in pledges to fund five years of operations beginning in 2026. Schmidt spoke of the importance of Fort Knox and having an organization like KRDA, proactively working to protect its tremendous impact on our regional economy.

“For more than a century, Fort Knox has fueled this region’s economy and helped us weather global economic downturns better than most,” Schmidt said. “Fort Knox’s $1.3 billion in annual payroll and $5.6 billion in annual economic impact are second to none in this region. It is imperative we do all we can as a community to promote it, protect it and grow defense-related business in the region. KRDA has been doing that now for almost a decade with great success.”

Schmidt pointed to several indicators of success since KRDA was established – most notably that Fort Knox’s annual payroll and annual economic impact have more than doubled.

In addition, the post has gained several new missions, including V Corps Headquarters, the Command Assessment Program (CAP), and a new three-star headquarters in Recruiting Command. These three missions alone have brought nearly 1,000 new jobs.

“The KRDA team always credits the leadership of Fort Knox and its dedicated workforce for putting the installation in a position to gain these missions, as they should. But we also know that KRDA’s advocacy, our community’s support, and the region’s overall quality of place make Fort Knox more competitive when these opportunities arise,” said Schmidt. “Competition for new missions is high and KRDA helps make sure we do all we can as a community to position the installation for continued growth.”

KRDA CEO retired Colonel Lance O’Bryan knows first-hand the importance of community support.  In his last assignment before retirement, O’Bryan was the Fort Knox Garrison Commander. This assignment is comparable to that of a mayor or city manager.

“This community helps set the installation apart from others,” O’Bryan said. “Whether it’s limiting encroachment, providing career opportunities to military spouses and transitioning service members, or fostering partnerships that are mutually beneficial to the community and the installation, we want to be the very best.”

O’Bryan also spoke about the potential for another round of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) or mission changes associated with the new federal administration’s government efficiency efforts. 

“Because of the installation’s capacity, energy resilience and security, we consider Fort Knox well-suited for growth,” said O’Bryan. “But it’s imperative we have the resources in place to mount a strong advocacy effort in the event the federal government decides to move in this direction. We also regularly share the Fort Knox story with stakeholders and decisionmakers at all levels of government to help keep Fort Knox top of mind. “

Schmidt called KRDA the go-to community organization for all things Fort Knox, emphasizing that its operations and grassroots funding model serves as a national example for defense community organizations. He also commended KRDA’s strong fiscal oversight.

“I have served on several boards and can honestly say I have never seen a level of financial stewardship like that of KRDA. They run a lean operation and it’s tremendous what they have accomplished,” said Schmidt. “I had the privilege of chairing their last capital campaign and am proud to co-chair this campaign with Marilyn.”

During the meeting, O’Bryan also thanked the current board and investors for their support. 

“Thanks to our investors, we are able to dedicate ourselves fully to our mission each and every day,” he said.

In closing the annual meeting, Marilyn Ford explained why Wesbanco supports KRDA.

“Investing in KRDA is an investment in the future of our community,” said Ford. “Their efforts ensure that Fort Knox remains a strong economic engine for our region, creating jobs and driving growth. The return on investment is clear—supporting KRDA means supporting economic stability and opportunity for businesses and families alike.”

To learn more about KRDA, their mission, and how to participate in the capital campaign, visit growknox.org.

MRIGlobal Awarded GSA OASIS+ Contract Provides Government Customers with Vetted Contractor Access

Thursday, February 6th, 2025

Kansas City, Mo.: (Feb. 5, 2025) – MRIGlobal is pleased to announce its award of the General Services Administration (GSA) One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract under the Research & Development domain. With more than 80 years of experience supporting the United States government, MRIGlobal is well-positioned to continue delivering integrated and multi-disciplinary solutions in defense, health surveillance, and health diagnostics.

“For more than eight decades, our scientific researchers and engineers have created breakthroughs to meet the needs of our customers and contribute to national security. Our expertise in global health surveillance, disease diagnostics, chemical and biological threat detection, and emerging infectious disease response has served as a critical asset to the United States government,” said Dr. Ian. M. Colrain, President & CEO, MRIGlobal. “This GSA OASIS+ contract award ensures that we will continue providing innovative solutions to these and other important challenges, and we are now able to do so more efficiently and effectively than ever.”

Administered by the GSA, OASIS+ is a government-wide, multi-award, IDIQ contract vehicle that supports federal agencies’ procurement requirements for services-based solutions. This contract is available for use by all Federal agencies. The contract provides Federal agencies with vetted, highly qualified contractors; a flexible, expandable domain-based structure; a 10-year order period; no contract dollar ceiling and no cap on awards, and price evaluation at the contract level. Requirements can be included that are performed in CONUS and/or OCONUS locations, for complex commercial or non-commercial services, and for any contract type.

“Having been vetted by the GSA as a highly qualified contractor means that we’ve demonstrated our capabilities and experience in serving our government customers,” said Michelle Rodrigues, Vice President, Government Business Development. “Receiving this OASIS+ award contract is recognition of the quality of scientific and engineering research our teams have performed for those customers, and the positive impact our solutions have had on society.”

Administered by the General Services Administration (GSA), OASIS+ is a government-wide, multiple award, IDIQ contract vehicle that allows government customers to acquire a range of non-IT services from government vendors. For easy access to MRIGlobal’s OASIS+ contract vehicle, including awarded CLINS, visit www.mriglobal.org/contract-vehicles.