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Contract Award – Northrop Grumman – $80 million – U.S. Navy


Yesterday, Northrop Grumman announced that it has been awarded four task orders totaling more than $80 million to support several Navy joint programs.

Under the terms of the three-year, Special Access Support Program (SASS) task order, Northrop Grumman will reside on site with the customer to support analytic, strategic, technical, managerial, planning, monitoring, evaluation, assessment and documentation of programs. The SASS team will provide periodic updates to the Joint Staff regarding potential investment decisions for programs addressing capability gaps and will assess the sufficiency of joint capabilities that enable joint forces to execute missions.

Northrop Grumman will also support the three-year Information Technology, Modelling and Simulation Services task order. The company will develop, maintain and manage models, knowledge management tools and databases to include planning, software, testing, data, documentation, training and technical refresh. The contract includes around-the-clock help desk support, configuration management support, system administration and maintenance, and training regarding specific models.

Under the terms of the Analytical Agenda and Deliberate Planning (AA&DP) support services program, Northrop Grumman will provide analytical and planning services to a variety of customers including: the Joint Staff and U.S. Africa Command, European Command, Central Command, Pacific Command, Northern Command, Special Operations Command, Strategic Command, Transportation Command, Joint Forces Command and Southern Command as well as U.S. Forces Korea. The company will perform studies, analysis and assessment of programs, processes, doctrines, policies and strategies, and provide guidance to customers. The tasks will also support U.S. Department of Defense specific planning timelines and increased planning requirements.

For the Strategic Planning, Analysis, and Technical Support to Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief and Mine Action Program for Headquarters U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) task, Northrop Grumman will support CENTCOM objectives by helping to shape the security environment for nations in the CENTCOM area of responsibility.

“We are the subject matter experts when it comes to this type of work using both traditional or innovative approaches, ” said Gregory Schmidt, Northrop Grumman Technical Services’ Training and Simulation Group vice president and general manager. “Our top priority for all of these task orders will be to demonstrate top performance at an exceptional price combined with complete commitment to customer satisfaction.

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