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DISA Gives EDS $34M Contract


EDS has received a $34 million contract renewal from the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). The company will work with the Harris Information Technology Corporation to supply systems engineering and technical assistance to the DISA Multinational Information Sharing (MNIS) program.

“For the last five years, EDS has provided SETA-type support to DISA, helping the Multinational Information Sharing program office to align cutting-edge technologies to their mission requirements, ” commented EDS U.S. Public Sector senior vice president, Dennis Stolkey. “We are proud to continue to provide services to DISA that enable them to facilitate the flow of vital information to meet the emerging needs of our defense forces.”

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