EOIR Technologies receive US Army’s TFE contract

EOIR Technologies received a contract from the US Army to provide technical forensics and exploitation support (TFE).

The contract has been awarded by the US Army’s Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate (I2WD), Technical Characterization and Exploitation (TC&E) Branch, Cyber Offensive Operations (CO2) Division.

Under the $22.9m cost plus fixed fee (CPFF) contract, EOIR will provide support to CO2 for programme and technical management, threat characterisation, replication, testing, prototype development, engineering and technical documentation, and logistics.

EOIR’s Intelligence and Combat Information (ICI) Directorate vice president Ricardo Lorenzo said the company will support the real world, mission critical function.

"EOIR is excited about extending our current support to I2WD by working with the TC&E Branch within CO2," Lorenzo added.
In order to meet the requirements of overseas contingency operations, CO2 offers warfighter with research and development technologies.

The CO2 will utilise TFE programme to analyze and reproduce technological threats which are being used against warfighters.

With 12-month base period and an additional 12-month option, the programme will be supported at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland; Washington, DC; locations in Virginia and Florida; and various other locations.