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Leidos Gets $99M Army Contract for Access Control Systems


LeidosLogoLeidos (NYSE: LDOS) has won a four-year, $99 million contract to install software and hardware platforms intended for access control and threat detection operations at several U.S. Army installations.

The company will carry out work at 35 military bases under the service branch through July 13, 2019, the Defense Department said Tuesday.

The Army Contracting Command received three proposals for the firm-fixed-price contract and will obligate funds and provide the work locations upon award of each task order.

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