This is not to say that we will forsake of contract opportunity, but these areas will draw increased focus and investment,” Keene told investors Thursday at SAIC’s third quarter earnings call.
The Reston, Va.-based company is also looking to invest in bid and proposal development, talent and infrastructure as part of revenue growth efforts, the report noted.
Keene noted that cost synergies related to the deal have reached $38M and projected the combination will reach 85 percent of expected total synergy gain by the end of the firm’s 2020 fiscal year.
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