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SNR GovIT to Work With Amyx on DLA Enterprise Tech Services Task Order; William Schaefer Quoted

SNR Government IT Services, a SkyePoint Decisions subsidiary, has received a task order from the Defense Logistics Agency to support the Contingency and Adaptive Planning Software Information System.

SNR GovIT will work with Tetra Tech (Nasdaq: TTEK) subsidiary Amyx to deliver technical updates and development support to CAPSIS and use its experience in application maintenance and sustainment under the DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services task order, SkyePoint said Thursday.

Through the task order, SNR GovIT and Amyx will support the recertification of the Amazon Web Services environment’s authority to operate, advance the Security Technical Information Guide compliance for the app and operating system and implement access rights to system resources and a strategy for security policies.

“Having supported the CAPSIS system for the past three years, we’re excited to begin this next phase in efforts to further strengthen military readiness,” said Amyx President William Schaefer.

In September 2020, Amyx won five JETS task orders from DLA to support enterprise modernization efforts.

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