Cadre Unit Receives $50 Million IDIQ Contract from the Pentagon
Cadre Holdings announced that its subsidiary Med-Eng, LLC has been awarded a 5-year Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity contract with a maximum value of $50M by the United States Department of War to deliver and support the Blast Exposure Monitoring Program. The BEMO systems, including sensor hardware and related software, measure and record blast overpressure exposures experienced in training operations as part of a DoW Brain Health program. Cadre President Brad Williams commented, "Underscoring our leading-edge EOD capability, we are honored to be selected as the provider of a sensor technology solution that will significantly enhance the ability of the U.S. military to monitor, track, and evaluate blast overpressure exposure events warfighters receive in training. Consistent with our continuous commitment to innovation and mission of "Together, We Save Lives," this work with the DoW also exemplifies our ability to apply electronics and software engineering capabilities to capture and transform raw data into user-friendly and highly practical solutions."
