Reston, VA-based Science Applications International Corp. announced on March 14 that it won a $57 million Seaport-e task order to provide engineering support services to the Polymers and Undersea Sensors Branch at the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division.
“This win not only continues the strong partnership we’ve had for 30
years with NSWC Crane,” said Jim Scanlon, executive vice president and general
manager of SAIC’s Defense Systems customer group, “but it is also an
affirmation of the Product Support Center services model we’ve developed with
them.”
The Product Support Center services model provides ‘cradle to grave’
life cycle support to systems and platforms and includes solution analysis,
system engineering and integration, and sustainment. It leverages proven,
repeatable processes that deliver needed capabilities faster and more
cost-effectively. The model can be deployed as a comprehensive, tailored
package or via various customer-defined modules.
On this contract, SAIC will also deliver research and development services, rapid prototype development, test and evaluation and depot overhaul and repair for various sensors, underwater cables and specialty molded elastomer products throughout the Fleet. The task order has a one-year base period of performance with four additional option years.
Source: SAIC
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