By Troy Turner
The Missile Defense Agency has awarded Huntsville-based Integration Innovation Inc., also known as i3, a contract with a ceiling value of nearly $429 million for a variety of professional services contributing to decision-making for missile defense systems.
“Under this competitive follow-on contract, the primary focus of the contractor is to enable the identification, collection, distribution and analysis of critical test data needed to assess and evaluate new and updated Missile Defense System capabilities to support fielding decisions to the Warfighter,” the Department of Defense reported.
The work will be performed in Huntsville and Colorado Springs, from June 10, 2025, through June 9, 2030.
The contract includes five one-year options for a total ordering period through June 9, 2035, and i3 was chosen from 14 proposals received.
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Headquartered in Huntsville, i3 was founded in 2007 and is located near the entrance to Redstone Arsenal. It also maintains offices in Orlando and Washington, D.C.
“Beginning with our roots in Army aviation training solutions, we have continued to expand our organization’s offerings into a comprehensive set of capabilities supporting Redstone and beyond,” i3’s materials state.
“Today, we offer expertise in systems and software engineering; modeling and simulation; full life cycle/C5 engineering services;cybersecurity;hypersonic weapons; electronic warfare; reverse engineering; intelligence; unmanned aerial vehicles; digital missile simulation; and information technology solutions.
“i3’s unwavering commitment extends to key Team Redstone tenant organizations such as the Aviation and Missile Command, NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, the Missile Defense Agency, Program Executive Office – Missiles & Space, and the Program Executive Office – Aviation.”
Troy Turner is the editor and senior consultant for AlaDefense.com. He can be reached at [email protected]. His bio can be found here.
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