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Tetra Tech to Provide FAA IT, Security Programs Support


TetraTechLogoTetra Tech Inc. (NASDAQ: TTEK) will provide information technology and security programs support services to the Federal Aviation Administration under a potential $76 million contract.

The company will also perform cybersecurity-related work and help the FAA to handle hazardous materials tracking systems, the company said Wednesday.

The FAA’s office of security and hazardous materials safety IT support services awarded the contract, which contains a one-year base period and four option years.

Tetra Tech has been providing hazardous materials safety support to the FAA over the past decade.

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