WASHINGTON, April 25, 2018 -- Rockwood Company announced today that it was named a prime award recipient of the Defense Security Service (DSS) Consultation, Facilitation, Leadership Alignment, and Strategic Collaboration (ConFLASC) Support Services contract. The 5-year, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract has an overall potential value of $90 million.
Rockwood is one of two small businesses in the pool of five consulting firms to receive the award from DSS. In addition to overseeing the protection of U.S. and foreign classified information and technologies under the National Industrial Security Program, DSS recently resumed oversight of federal background investigations for DoD personnel. Rockwood Company will deliver critical leadership in helping to define and streamline a broad range of interrelated ConFLASC support services and elements across the DSS enterprise.
This award significantly increases Rockwood Company’s footprint at DSS and position as a thought leader in the national security community. Rockwood Company CEO Patricia Koopersmith remarked, “Rockwood Company is proud of the support we provide at DSS today and thrilled to expand the partnership under the ConFLASC contract. We were built to tackle important and complex problems—work that truly makes a difference in the security of our nation.”
About Rockwood Company
Rockwood Company is a woman-owned consulting firm based in Washington, DC, specializing in aligning leadership and key stakeholders with a strategy to achieve complex objectives. Rockwood brings the right people in your organization together to anticipate, respond to, and adapt to dynamic changes and realize unprecedented results at speed. Additional information on Rockwood Company can be found at www.RockwoodCompany.com.
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