He said the transaction enabled SAIC to broaden its reach to a wider range of agencies within the intelligence community, including the CIA, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency in addition to the National Reconnaissance Office.
œ[It™s] a much more balanced intelligence portfolio, [with] over a billion dollars of overall program revenues, Moraco told Breaking Defense™s Sydney Freedberg.
Moraco, a 2019 Wash100 winner, noted that the combination brings SAIC œto a very strong leadership position to really take full advantage across the intelligence community™s use of space, the Defense Department™s use of space, and federal civilian agencies such as NASA and [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration].
He said SAIC supports development work on satellites, rocket boosters and other space platforms by providing systems engineering, ground control, launch support and other technical services.
On Jan. 14, SAIC announced that it completed its $2.5B purchase of Engility, which came four months after both companies first announced the transaction.
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