VirTra Systems has announced that it has won 2 indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which is under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Under one contract worth $3.2 million, the company becomes the exclusive provider of ongoing service and maintenance on law enforcement training simulators deployed by the firm under an earlier contract.
The other deal worth $9 million is for the procurement of additional V-300 systems and accessories.
These signnificant follow-on single source awards show the value offered to the customer through VirTra's innovative firearms training and decision-making simulation products.
VirTra Systems General Manager Jason Mulcahy, said, "We are proud to serve the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and other agencies within the Department of Homeland Security and look forward to continuing to exceed customer expectations as we expand this program."
Under one contract worth $3.2 million, the company becomes the exclusive provider of ongoing service and maintenance on law enforcement training simulators deployed by the firm under an earlier contract.
The other deal worth $9 million is for the procurement of additional V-300 systems and accessories.
These signnificant follow-on single source awards show the value offered to the customer through VirTra's innovative firearms training and decision-making simulation products.
VirTra Systems General Manager Jason Mulcahy, said, "We are proud to serve the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and other agencies within the Department of Homeland Security and look forward to continuing to exceed customer expectations as we expand this program."