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SAIC to Provide SOCOM with IT Services in Support of C4 Mission Needs

SAIC (NYSE: SAI) has won a U.S. Special Operations Command task order to provide enterprise-wide mission-critical IT services in support of command, control, communications and computer mission needs.

The order has a contract ceiling value of more than $35 million over a one-year base performance period and four one-year options.

Work will support SOCOM,  Pacific and the Joint Special Operations Task Force,  Philippines.

Work will be performed primarily in Hawaii and the Philippines.

The order was awarded under the Special Operations Forces IT enterprise contracts specialty services contract vehicle.

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