The U.S. Air Force has selected Computer World Services to provide support for the 690th Cyberspace Operations Group as it works to ensure the availability of the Air Force Information Network.
The Virginia-based IT services provider will carry out work under the $213 million Integrated Air Force Network Operations and Services 2 contract at multiple Air and Space Force facilities with an expected completion date of March 26, 2031, the Department of Defense said.
The solicitation for IAFNOS-2 was issued in September 2021. The government received 22 proposals for the requirement.
The contracting activity is the Acquisition Management Integration Center at Tinker Air Force Base.
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