The Department of the Army Medical Command awarded a $4,982,000 firm fixed-price definitive contract to Odic, Inc., a small electronics design company in Littleton, Massachusetts, for the delivery of Heat Injury Prevention Systems (HIPS) including pucks, chest straps, and docking stations. This award was not set aside and was the result of a full and open competition solicitation process. Odic, Inc. has previously received Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funding from the Department of the Navy and has supported research and prototype efforts as a subcontractor to prime contractors like General Dynamics Information Technology and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This contract supports the Army's Health Readiness and Performance System (HRAPS) program, which aims to insert wearable physiological, cognitive, and psychological monitoring technologies into existing programs of record for operations and training.
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