The U.S. Navy recently awarded ICF a new multiple-award indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to provide cyberspace technical, management and professional services, the Fairfax, VA-based company announced July 11. The company was one of a handful of qualified firms selected for this work.
The multiple-award contract,
which is with the Navy Information Warfare Center Pacific (NIWC Pacific), has a
potential ceiling value of $800 million over seven years, including
one three-year base and two two-year options. The base period has a potential
award value up to $330 million.
Through it, ICF will support NIWC
Pacific and any Navy client agencies in need of cyber services. This includes
supporting technology assessments, cybersecurity research and development,
rapid prototyping and integration, cybersecurity operations, vulnerability
assessments and simulation and training, to name a few.
“We view cyber as an enabler
for resilience, one of many domains that affect the security of the entire
enterprise,” said Jonathan Sholtis, senior vice president for ICF’s
cyber line of business. “At ICF, we’re focused on providing holistic
solutions designed to secure all systems—from IT to people and processes to
physical infrastructure—where clients have access to a diverse set of
capabilities designed to meet the full scale of diffuse and asymmetric cyber
threats.”
With this win, ICF now holds cyber services contracts with three of the five armed services branches of the U.S. Department of Defense: Army, with over 20 years of cyber support to the Army Research Laboratory (ARL); Air Force, with its 2018 contract award with Air Combat Command (ACC); and now with the Navy.
Source: ICF
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