Leidos Inc. was awarded a single-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract by the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency to provide an integrated automated business information system for the National Industrial Security System. With a potential value of $50 million, the contract aims to procure IT modernization, systems integration, and data analytics services to support the agency's industrial security program.
Two task orders have been issued against the contract to date. A firm-fixed price order valued at $567,603 funds internal and external training for the system's initial increment. Additionally, a cost-plus-fixed-fee order worth $11.2 million tasks Leidos with delivering the integrated system through October 2030, to be performed in Quantico, Virginia. Major subcontractors aiding delivery include Software AG Government Solutions, CDW Government, Mythics, and Cryptzone North America, leveraging their relevant IT and security expertise.
The contract vehicle and initial task orders seek to provide the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency with advisory, analytical, and technical services to modernize its processes through an automated, integrated platform. Leidos and its subcontractors will draw on specialized experience in areas like data analytics, cybersecurity, and systems engineering to support the agency's mission of protecting classified national security information.
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