The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) awarded a $75 million single award indefinite delivery contract to Churchill Navigation Inc., doing business as Shotover Systems, Inc., to provide augmented reality mapping systems and services through September 2026. This contract was set aside for small businesses. Under this vehicle, Shotover Systems has received multiple delivery orders valued up to $546,250 to deliver its ARS-750, ARS-700C, and ARS-700 augmented reality mapping systems to enhance the DEA's mapping and situational awareness capabilities for drug interdiction and enforcement missions. The contract was awarded in response to a small business set-aside solicitation that requested proposals for Shotover Systems' ARS or equivalent augmented reality systems to be installed on DEA aircraft. The services will be performed primarily in Boulder, Colorado.
The DEA, as the lead federal agency for drug interdiction, utilizes advanced technologies like Shotover Systems' augmented reality mapping systems to map areas, gather intelligence, and support its overall mission to enforce U.S. drug laws and regulations. Churchill Navigation Inc., through its Shotover Systems division, has demonstrated expertise in providing these specialized solutions to assist the DEA and other government agencies such as Customs and Border Protection in their operations.
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