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Serco’s North American Arm Wins $86M DLA Chemical Mgmt Contract


Serco Logo_ExecutiveBizSerco Group™s North American subsidiary has won an $86 million contract to provide chemical management services to the Defense Logistics Agency.

Serco Inc. will perform work in Virginia, North Carolina, Florida and California through Sept. 27, 2021, the Defense Department said Wednesday.

The contract contains a one-year base period of performance and up to four option years.

DLA received two proposals through a competitive acquisition process and will use fiscal 2016 defense working capital funds to pay for contract work.

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