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CSRA to Support Army National Guard Enterprise IT Under $247M Alliant Task Order


CSRACSRA (NYSE: CSRA) has received a potential five-year, $247 million task order contract to help run and secure a telecommunications and information technology infrastructure for the Army National Guard.

The company said Tuesday it will continue to maintain the GuardNet mission command network currently in use by approximately 105, 000 ARNG personnel and community-based operational forces worldwide.

George Batsakis, executive vice president of CSRA’s defense group, said the company and its predecessors have supported the GuardNet program over the past 14 years.

CSRA will also provide enterprise service desk, IT service management application, directory, video operations, cybersecurity and continuity of operations planning support services to ARNG.

The General Services Administration‘s federal systems integration and management center awarded the task order to CSRA through the Alliant contract vehicle.

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