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CGI Wins Spot on Potential $77M SPAWAR C4ISR IDIQ

CGI Federal (NYSE: GIB) has won a prime position on a potential $77.7 million Navy contract to provide information technology support services for ocean surveillance systems.

The Fairfax, Va.-based contractor said the indefinite-delivery/indefinite quantity contract has three base years and a two-year option.

The company will compete for task orders to perform work in areas of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations at the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific.

Work will also support the San Diego-based center’s efforts in command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

The company will compete to provide software systems engineering, development, test, research and evaluation.

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