Agile Defense Wins $145 Million FBI Intelligence Analysis Contract
Agile Defense announced that its subsidiary IntelliWare Systems has been awarded a $145 million contract to support the FBI Threat Screening Center. The award was made under the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule program, according to a press release.
The contract covers intelligence and operational support for the Threat Screening Center, focusing on sharing threat related information among federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. The program aims to enhance modernization and provide operationally relevant insights across the center's expanded mission.
Agile Defense stated that this award builds on its long-standing collaboration with the FBI and federal law enforcement community. The company will deliver data and analysis capabilities to strengthen intelligence operations that support national security objectives.
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