Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) has won a potential five-year, $752.7M task order to provide intelligence support services for the U.S. Army.
A contract award notice posted Sept. 4 says the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service received four offers for the task order.
FAS will obligate $7.2M at the time of award. The task order has a one-year base term and four option years that could run through September 2025.
SAIC secured a potential $2.9B task order in June to continue to help the Army build, integrate and maintain software applications.
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CTC has appointed Dirigo Strategic Managing Director Brian Bontempo and former NSA CIO Hal Smith to its technical advisory board.
The Starbase site will generate its own power, with a tax abatement up for consideration Dec. 9.
Outlook's Shadow UGV can support intelligence missions and mobile communications and operate for 30 to over 45 days.
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Broadcom Chief Security Strategist Manoj Sharma has urged agencies to continuously monitor identities and endpoints as AI use grows.
Northrop Grumman Senior Director Kate Insley has joined CRDF Global’s board, bringing over 20 years of security policy experience.
Proposals are due Dec. 11, with three to six awards planned.
NRL has issued a solicitation for SESPD III, a potential $130 million spacecraft electronics prototyping IDIQ, with bids due Dec.…
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