MANTECH has won a 5-year, $345 million contract to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division.
Under the contract, MANTECH will deliver research and development on Command, Control, Communications, & Intelligence, and cyber capabilities under the Defense Technical Information Center, Information Analysis Center, multiple award contract vehicle.
“As cyber threats evolve in sophistication and scale, safeguarding our national security infrastructure demands tech-forward innovation and cognitive cyber resilience,” said MANTECH CEO and President Matt Tait.
“This significant new task order enables MANTECH to bring our advanced digital engineering, AI capabilities, and cyber expertise to bear for NSWC Crane and the Expeditionary C3 and Cyber Division (MXL). The end result: our nation’s warfighters maintain an unrivaled strategic advantage across every contested digital domain.”
The DOD IAC MAC task orders are awarded by the Air Force’s 774th Enterprise Sourcing Squadron to improve the DTIC repository and the R&D and Science & Technology communities, the company said.
MANTECH will provide research, development and engineering for electronic warfare, strategic missions and expeditionary warfare. This includes integration, testing, training, laboratory research, field engineering, and acquisition and operations analysis.
“Our tech-forward capabilities will span such critical technology areas as integrating sensing and cyber as well as program and project support for defensive cyber technologies, mission assurance and resilience capabilities for the tactical network environment,” said MANTECH Defense Sector President David Hathaway.
“What sets MANTECH apart is our mission depth, our tech forward approach and our ability to deliver the technology and innovation that solves seemingly insurmountable mission challenges.”