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ARINC Wins Potential $43M Task Order for Coastal Systems Engineering

ARINC‘s engineering services subsidiary has won a potential $43 million task order add-on to the CECOM CR-2 contract with a one-year base term with two one-year options.

ARINC will continue to support to Naval Surface Warfare Center‘s Panama City division with engineering, logistics, financial, procurement and technical documentation.

The company will address the deployable joint command and control system program and will provide support and development for the Navy’s mobile landing platform.

It will also work on projects sponsored by Special Operations Command and other government agencies.

“Our involvement in C2 systems and special projects is at the core of what we do, ” said ARINC Coastal Systems Engineering Director Chuck Brooks. “This contract award ensures we will continue to contribute to the success of vital U.S. missions, projects, and programs.”

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