Ctrc Info

Ctrc Info serves as a key procurement lead within the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (HDTRA1), supporting the agency’s mission to counter weapons of mass destruction through strategic acquisition of advanced scientific, technical, and operational capabilities. Responsible for managing complex contract vehicles in support of threat detection, forensic analysis, and consequence management systems, Ctrc Info oversees acquisitions spanning research and development, systems integration, and mission-critical infrastructure. Their work directly enables HDTRA1’s technical workforce to deploy innovative solutions against chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive threats, ensuring timely delivery of capabilities aligned with national security imperatives. Ctrc Info maintains consistent partnerships with leading defense and scientific contractors including TECHTRANS INTERNATIONAL INC, BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE, AERIS LLC, APPLIED RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC., and AMAZON WEB SERVICES, INC. These relationships reflect a preference for high-capacity, mission-aligned vendors with proven expertise in WMD mitigation, cybersecurity for critical infrastructure, and cloud-enabled data analytics. The contracting approach emphasizes long-term, performance-based engagements with firms capable of delivering rapid prototyping, field-deployable systems, and secure cloud architectures tailored to classified and sensitive operational environments. No set-aside preferences are currently documented in the procurement record, suggesting a primary focus on technical capability over socioeconomic classifications. While small business participation is not explicitly prioritized in public data, the nature of the acquisitions often involves subcontracting to specialized firms within the broader contractor ecosystem, allowing for indirect small business involvement through prime contract flow-downs. The procurement portfolio centers on technical domains including advanced sensor development, forensic analysis tools, radiological detection systems, high-performance computing, and secure cloud platforms. Core NAICS categories align with scientific R&D, defense electronics, cybersecurity services, and systems engineering, reflecting a deep specialization in dual-use technologies that bridge civilian innovation and military threat response.