The Army this week awarded two companies a contract worth as much as $500 million to support the Communications-Electronics Command's Research, Development and Engineering Center's Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate (I2WD). Booz Allen and Hamilton, Inc., and CACI Technologies were awarded an initial deal worth $100 million, with options that could raise the value of the deal to a half-billion dollars, according to a Defense Department announcement. The directorate develops "superior technology," conducts prototype demonstrations and rapidly transitions state-of-the-art techniques...
