ISS Awarded a $21 Million Task from the Air Force

The Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded Intelligent Software Solutions a $21 million dollar task on their Secure Information Access Analysis and Dissemination contract vehicle.

(Vocus) February 1, 2008 -- The Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded Intelligent Software Solutions (www.issinc.com) a $21 million dollar task on their Secure Information Access Analysis and Dissemination contract vehicle. Through the SIAAD vehicle, ISS provides products and services to a wide range of government customers ranging from the Air Force and Army, to various other DoD and government entities.

The initial funding from the Army awarded to ISS on the task totals $7 million dollars. Work on this task will provide ongoing mission critical support of military operations in support of OEF and OIF. According to Carl Houghton, ISS Vice President Strategic Planning, “We are excited about the government’s continued selection of ISS as a contractor of choice in supporting our troops in harms way. This award will allow us to not only greatly enhance our tools capabilities but to provide them to a much broader user base across Iraq and Afghanistan.”

About Intelligent Software Solutions

ISS, one of the country’s fastest growing software companies, has offices in Colorado Springs, CO, Hampton, VA, Washington DC, and Rome NY. ISS provides enterprise data analysis and service oriented architecture solutions to the Department of Defense and National Intelligence Organizations and has specific strengths in providing solutions in Command & Control, Special Operations, Intelligence, Counter-drug, Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security/Defense. ISS has a diverse set of customers which include: Air Force Research Laboratory, Air Force Global Cyberspace Integration Center (GCIC), Air Force Electronic Systems Center (ESC), Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC), National Intelligence Community Agencies, CENTCOM, NASIC, NORTHCOM, SOUTHCOM, STRATCOM, US Coast Guard and many others.

For more information on ISS, visit www.issinc.com.

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