Army selects Project Griffin pilot partners
AWS and World Wide Technology were selected for a combined $2.6 million Army pilot. This is a partner-selection announcement, not an open solicitation.
Source: Cyber Defense Group. Original reporting and dates are preserved.
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Cyber Defense Group update
The Army announced October 26 that AWS and World Wide Technology were selected October 23 for Project Griffin, a cyber-defense pilot with a combined value of $2.6 million.
Project Manager Cyber Warfare will manage execution, with contracting support from Army Contracting Command–Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. For government contractors, the announcement identifies an emerging program and its acquisition organizations to follow.
This is a partner-selection announcement—not an open solicitation or invitation to subcontract. The release provides no application deadline or new bidding instructions.
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Source publication notes
The $2.6 million figure is the combined pilot value, not an amount for each selected company.
This announcement does not invite bids or subcontracting applications.
Illustrative NERSC infrastructure photograph from 2011; not Project Griffin equipment. No government or photographer endorsement is implied.
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