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TASC Seeing Dollars Roll in from $350 Million TSA Contract

TASC has won the first task order from the TSA’s $350 million Test and Evaluation Support Services (TESS) program.

The firm will run testing and evaluating TSA equipment and operations at different locations in the United States.

This first deal carries a value of just under $4.1 million for a six-month period of performance.

“For more than a decade, TASC has supported the federal government’s transportation security efforts, ” said Pamela Drew, vice president of Enterprise Systems at TASC. “We look forward to this next phase in our partnership with TSA and other homeland security agencies.”

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