The companies will compete for task orders to provide services for testing, scientific, engineering, logistics, administrative, purchasing and ancillary support.
The seven companies are:
CGI’s win came through Oberon Associates, which was acquired by Stanley Associates, which in turn was acquired by CGI.
The services under the contract will include operation and maintenance of test tools, labs, networks, infrastructure and administration.
Each company is guaranteed $100,000. The contract has a one-year base and four one-year options. There is a phase-in period from July 30 to Oct. 28. The first year of the contract then begins on Oct. 29.
Work will take place at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and Indian Head and Forte Meade, Md.
DISA received seven proposals for the contract. Reference Article.
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The Defense Information Systems Agency has a new director: Air Force Maj. Gen. Ronnie Hawkins will succeed Lt. Gen. Carroll Pollett as the agency's leader, according to a release from the Office of the Secretary of Defense.
Hawkins returns to DISA after a brief stint at the Pentagon as the Joint Staff's deputy director, command, control, communications and computer systems, a role he has filled since July. Prior to his Joint Staff assignment, Hawkins was DISA's vice director under Pollett.
He will be based at DISA's Ft. Meade, Md., headquarters. Reference Article
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