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ManTech to Support Army C5ISR Systems Under $622M Task Order; David Hathaway Quoted

ManTech will integrate and maintain systems for the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s C5ISR Center under a five-year, $622 million task order.

The company said Thursday it will help the center update analytics capabilities, engineer software and implement technology insertions.

Program areas covered by the task order include collection management, electronic warfare, cyber intelligence, human intelligence, signals intelligence and biometrics.

“ManTech has significant experience in developing and delivering advanced solutions that speed delivery of intelligence to military decision-makers and U.S. warfighters,” said David Hathaway, executive vice president and general manager for the defense sector at ManTech.

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