Greystones Group has won a contract worth up to $28 million to provide program management and Navy Modernization support to the U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command Office of Safety and Regulatory Compliance, known as NAVSEA 06D.
The contract, awarded by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division, supports the Navy Modernization Program and Navy Data Environment globally. It includes a base period and multiple option periods and is administered through the SeaPort-NxG contract vehicle.
“This award reflects the Navy’s continued focus on improving Navy Modernization and coordination across modernization efforts,” said John Hopkin, COO of Greystones Group. “We look forward to supporting NAVSEA’s mission and contributing to improved visibility, alignment, and delivery across the Navy Modernization enterprise.”
Under the contract, Greystones will provide program management, software engineering and integration, data management and reporting, and training and stakeholder coordination across Navy modernization communities.
NAVSEA 06D serves as program manager for the Navy Data Environment, the authoritative system used to manage ship modernization, configuration changes and lifecycle planning across the fleet. Greystones will work across stakeholders, processes and data environments to support consistency, traceability and execution of modernization requirements.
Greystones Group is a women-owned small business supporting the Defense Department with program management and engineering services.