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SAIC Lands $163M Contract to Help Maintain Navy Enterprise Networks; Bob Genter Quoted

Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) will help the U.S. Navy modernize and sustain enterprise networks under a $163 million contract.

SAIC said Thursday it will support the life cycle of shore-based systems for the Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific Shore Networks Branch in San Diego.

“We are focused on delivering valuable support and solutions to a range of U.S. Navy network challenges and initiatives,” said Bob Genter, president of SAIC’s defense and civilian sector.

The company will also assist operational commanders in managing fielded command and control equipment as part of the contract.

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