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Perspecta Awarded $564M DoD Software, Hardware Maintenance Task Order; Mac Curtis Quoted


Mac Curtis

Perspecta (NYSE: PRSP) has received a potential five-year, $564M task order to continue to provide integration and maintenance services for the Defense Department™s mission-critical software and hardware worldwide.

The company said Tuesday the task order awarded by the General Services Administration™s Federal Acquisition Service covers support for DoD™s Defense Manpower Data Center that oversees personnel, training and security information for the department.

œThroughout our nearly four decade partnership, DoD has trusted us to manage and integrate highly proprietary, confidential and essential defense data systems and technologies, said Mac Curtis, president and CEO of Perspecta.

œWe are uniquely qualified to support the DoD human resource mission while increasing efficiencies and mitigating risks, added Curtis, a four-time Wash100 winner.

The task order also includes sustainment support for the Defense Biometrics Identification System, Real-time Automated Identification System, Joint Asset Movement Management System and the Noncombatant Tracking/Emergency Tracking Accountability System.

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