Author: Jane Edwards|| Date Published: May 3, 2016
Mac Curtis
Vencore will work to provide systems engineering and integration support services to an unidentified U.S. government agency under a potential $400 million contract.
The company said Monday the contract covers the development and deployment of technical platforms designed to support the interoperability of the agency™s enterprise systems.
Mac Curtis, president and CEO of Vencore and an inductee into Executive Mosaic˜s Wash100 for 2016, said the company has performed systems engineering and integration work for more than four decades in support of government customers™ national security missions.
Vencore also develops and supplies cyber, software and DevOps platforms and services to federal, military and intelligence agencies through government programs.
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