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ManTech to Support Marine Corps Intelligence Activity Under $322M Task Order; Matt Tait Quoted


Jeff Brody
Matt Tait

ManTech International (Nasdaq: MANT) has won a potential $322M task order to create recommendations for the U.S. Marine Corps Intelligence Activity on a variety of technical matters.

The company said Monday it will recommend potential uses of information technology, policy and process improvement, cyber operations and systems integration through the task order.

Work will also include geospatial intelligence analytics support for the Marine Corps, intelligence agencies and expeditionary operating forces.

“In today™s hybrid warfare environment, marked by the merger of conventional, irregular and cyber tactics, sophisticated intelligence capabilities are more critical than ever to safeguarding national security,” said Matt Tait, president of ManTech™s mission solutions and services group.

œBy Bringing Digital to the Mission, we will help ensure that action at the tactical edge is driven by focused intelligence in sync with strategic objectives,” Tait added.

The U.S. Air Force Installation Contracting Center awarded the task order under the Department of Defense’s Information Analysis Center Multi-Award Contract.

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