Altamira wins U.S. Air Force Concepts Development and Management Office Contract

The Innovation Analytic Tradecraft award will see Altamira Technologies provide scientific and development analytic capability to the Concepts Development and Management Office By DA Staff / 27 Jul 2021
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Altamira Technologies has been awarded a contract within the U.S. Air Force Concepts Development and Management Office.

Courtesy of Altamira Technologies Corporation

The Innovation Analytic Tradecraft award provides scientific and development analytic capability to the Concepts Development and Management Office. The contract was awarded for a five-year period beginning on July 7, 2021 and has a total ceiling of $36 million, with the bulk of the work to be performed in Tampa, FL.

“We are excited to continue our work with the Concepts Development and Management Office. This new award provides us with greater opportunities to support their critical mission,” said Blaine Worthington, Altamira’s Chief Operating Officer.

Altamira has supported the Concepts Development and Management Office since 2016, providing innovation in analytic tradecraft through development, demonstration, and delivery of novel approaches that provide unique insight, understanding, and fill critical needs.

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