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iGov’s Patrick Neven on New Collaborative Work Suite

iGov won a contract to support the Tactical Collaborative Work Suite (TCWS) for the U.S. Marine Corps.

According to the firm, “TCWS initial contract task supports the Marine for the development, delivery and support of two baseline systems and associated services. The period of performance on the contract has options for up to three years and is for production of up to 117 TCWS systems. The contract has a maximum overall value of $25 million.”

“iGov is proud to have won another significant technology contract that will assist in the success of our armed forces, ” CEO Patrick Neven said.  “As a company, our goal will continue to be an innovative technology partner to support war fighter programs.”

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