Leidos awarded $875 million to secure Navy and Marine Corps networks
Leidos has secured a $875 million contract option year from the Department of the Navy to maintain secure global network connectivity for over 650,000 personnel.
Leidos will continue providing secure global network connectivity for more than 650,000 U.S. Navy and Marine Corps personnel under a new contract option. The Department of the Navy awarded the Reston, Virginia-based company an $875 million extension for the second option year on an existing contract.
The agreement focuses on securing and maintaining critical networks essential for worldwide operations. Leidos will be responsible for delivering network services, ensuring the continuity and security of communications for naval and marine forces.
This contract renewal solidifies Leidos' role as a key partner in supporting defense communications infrastructure. The company has a history of providing similar services to U.S. military branches.
The primary objective is to ensure personnel remain securely connected, facilitating effective global operations and command and control. The extension underscores the importance of reliable and protected communication systems for military readiness.