SAIC has been awarded a $75.2 million task order under the General Services Administration’s Personnel and Readiness Infrastructure Support Management contract to support Naval Air Systems Command.
The company will provide engineering and sustainment services for NAVAIR’s aviation ground equipment and support equipment, using predictive analytics and digital engineering tools to improve reliability, reduce downtime and extend operational lifespan. SAIC will also support development and integration of the Navy’s aerial refueling systems for the MQ-25 Stingray, an unmanned platform built to extend carrier air wing range.
The task order covers key NAVAIR program offices: PMA-201 for common aviation ground equipment, PMA-260 for support equipment sustainment and PMA-268 for aerial refueling systems on the MQ-25. Managed platforms include the F/A-18 Hornet, P-8A Poseidon, SH-60 Seahawk and MQ-25 Stingray.
“For more than 20 years, we have worked hand in hand with the Navy to deliver mission-critical solutions that are grounded in science and engineering excellence and battlefield operational success,” said Barbara Supplee, SAIC executive vice president of the Army Navy Business Group. “This task order enables us to deliver best-in-class technologies that supports naval aviation at its core – AAE and SE sustainment – while driving revolutionary advancements for the MQ-25’s refueling capabilities.”
Supplee added, “Our teams don’t just deliver; we innovate, transform, and ensure the Navy retains the operational edge required to win tomorrow’s fight. This partnership, built on trust and proven performance, positions SAIC as the unparalleled choice for ensuring mission success across the Navy and the joint force.”