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Alion to Provide Analysis for U.S. Army Enterprise Transformation
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Alion Science and Technology received a 3-year, $6.4 million contract (N61339-03-D-0300-221) to provide research and analysis to the U.S. Army Enterprise Task Force (ETF) Director for the Army’s enterprise transformation effort. Alion is leading a team of contractors, including BRTRC, ICF International and Ascendant Strategy Management Group. The contract period of performance runs from May 2009 through February 2012. The Defense Technical Information Center in Fort Belvoir, VA manages the contract (N61339-03-D-0300-221). DID has more on the Army’s enterprise transformation effort… Under the contract, Alion will provide research, analysis, findings and recommendations to the U.S. Army ETF Director across the spectrum of Army infrastructure, processes and practices. The ETF executes the directives of the Army Secretary and Chief of Staff in developing the enterprise approach to Army decision-making and leads the adaptation of Army culture, organizations and processes. In his farewell address Jan. 07/09, Undersecretary of the Army Nelson Ford described what real-world effects the Army hoped to achieve through the EFT: “The Secretary and the Chief have launched the Enterprise Task Force (ETF), which, I believe, will help the Army explore how to adapt our institution to the coming fiscal challenge. From my perspective, the key test for the […]
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