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Home›Amphibious & Support Ships›US Navy contracts Alion for media support services
Amphibious & Support Ships

February 22, 2018 · about 8 years ago

US Navy contracts Alion for media support services

The US Chief of Naval Information Command (CHINFO) has awarded Alion Science and Technology a contract potentially worth $34 million to provide worldwide communications and media support services. Through this multiple-award contract, Alion will work to support CHINFO across five major tasks: media

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The US Chief of Naval Information Command (CHINFO) has awarded Alion Science and Technology a contract potentially worth $34 million to provide worldwide communications and media support services.

Through this multiple-award contract, Alion will work to support CHINFO across five major tasks: media relations, communications integrations and strategy, community outreach, visual information support, and professional and community development facilitation.

The 5-year contract includes four option years that, if exercised, could bring the total value of the contract to $34M. Work will be performed at multiple sites across the country and is a task order vehicle allowing the Navy the flexibility to award specific support items to the team of contractors supporting the efforts.

“In this digital age, the Navy must be able to monitor communications that could impact its mission while developing a communication plan and supporting media requests,” said senior vice president Vince Stammetti, head of the company’s Rapid Solutions Group (RSG). “We are honored to continue this partnership to support CHINFO across many tasks, including assessing the Navy’s social media presence and helping to define training for the Navy’s public affairs officers.”

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