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AIM provided over 350 crafts and tradesmen to support O&M and minor construction work under Fluor’s CETAC-II program. Work was issued during a seven-year period under three task orders, and AIM was awarded the two re-competes, maintaining the contract consistently from 2004 until the U.S. Military departed Iraq in 2011. Services included repair and facilities

AIM provided over 120 personnel, including paramedics, heavy equipment operators and mechanics (bulldozers, front end loaders, and excavators), armored / soft skinned vehicle mechanics, over the road operators, and crane operators to support Parsons USACE Iraq Munitions Demolition, Engineering, and Logistics Support contract. Parsons was the prime logistics contractor for this effort. The contract included

AIM provided support personnel to ECC International on their UASCE contract at Bagram Airfield. ECC’s contract consists of searching for unexploded ordinance (UXO) and land mines near Bagram Airfield by a multi-disciplined workforce of 470 to 500 personnel. As a subcontractor to ECC, AIM provides turnkey life support activities to accommodate the UXO Teams as

AIM provided support for the Ebola outbreak in Liberia, by providing provided TCN, LN, and Expat personnel to support camp construction of force protectors, camp operations and maintenance, transportation, and life support activities (LSA) at six locations across Liberia. AIM was able to mobilize and deploy personnel within 10 days from NTP. LSA included food