Booz Allen awarded US Army TSS contract

Booz Allen Hamilton today announced it was awarded a prime contract to support the US Army Training Support Center (ATSC). Booz Allen will provide mission support services to the Army-wide organizations that comprise the Training Support System (TSS) Enterprise. The TSS Enterprise manages Army ranges, land assets, and training support across the Army's emerging Live, Virtual, Constructive and Gaming domains. Booz Allen is one of four contractors issued an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity award totaling $490.9 million, which has a one-year base period and four option years.

Committed to using Live, Virtual, and Constructive simulation to efficiently develop and deliver training policy and programs, Booz Allen will support all five functional areas included in the US Army TSS Enterprise mission support services contract: the Sustainable Range Program which includes Integrated Training Area Management; the Soldier Training Support Program; the Mission Command Training Center Support Program; the Training Development Support Program; and the Combat Training Center Support Program. These functional areas provide key Army training capabilities such as ranges; instrumentation; battle command training centers; training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations (TADSS); support centers; services; personnel; and facilities.

"The Booz Allen team has a strong history of support, partnership and collaboration with the Army Training community dating back more than twenty years," said Angela Messer, Senior Vice President, Booz Allen. "This win is a testament to the company's understanding of the challenges and issues facing the Army TSS Enterprise, as well as our ability to blend technology and integration skills to help drive efficiencies in training."

Booz Allen will have the opportunity to work with the entire range of organizations that manage and execute the Army's TSS programs, including Headquarters, Department of the Army; US Army Training and Doctrine Command Executive Agents; Executing and Supported Commands; and TSS Combat Developers.

Source: Booz Allen