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Kevin Phillips: ManTech to Support CBP Acquisition Functions Under $128M Task Order


Kevin Phillips

ManTech (Nasdaq: MANT) won a potential five-year, $128M task order to help the Customs and Border Protection Office of Acquisition manage programs and engineering operations.

The company said Monday it will provide broad-based support services including the development and analysis of requirements, strategic planning and acquisition governance.

Kevin Phillips, president and CEO of ManTech and a 2019 Wash100 winner, said the company seeks to help ensure “the highest levels of performance executing CBP™s mission of safeguarding our nation™s borders.”

Work will also include systems communications and security engineering support to agency offices.

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