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QinetiQ to Support SPAWAR with Software and Systems Engineering; Dave Shrum Comments

qinetiqQinetiQ North America has won a three-year, $10 million contract to develop and test various net-centric programs for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Systems Center Atlantic.

The QinetiQ Group plc subsidiary won the work under the Defense Information Systems Agency’s ENCORE II contract, QNA said Monday.

“QinetiQ North America is excited to expand and further strengthen its partnership with SPAWAR and SSC Atlantic, while supporting the mission of DISA, ” said Dave Shrum, general manager of QNA’s defense services business unit.

QNA will work to manage requirements, test service oriented architectures, plan software testing, prepare test reports and develop databases.

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