SRA to compete for NETCENTS 2 orders
SRA International has been awarded two contracts by the United States Air Force (USAF) under the Network Centric Solutions 2 (NETCENTS 2) multiple award vehicle, the company announced on 23 June.
The company received a contract for application services with a ceiling value of $960 million, and a network operations and infrastructure solutions contract with a ceiling value of $7.9 billion. The NETCENTS 2 vehicle provides contracts for IT products, solutions, and services to support the USAF.
Under the contracts, SRA will compete for task orders to provide the USAF with IT products, services, and solutions for testing and operation, help desk support, training, integration, migration, sustainment and development of new mission applications and capabilities.
SRA will also provide services and solutions for network infrastructure and operations capabilities to help the Department of Defense operate and defend the global information grid.
George Batsakis, executive vice president, National Security Group, said: 'We are pleased to support the USAF mission with the NETCENTS 2 vehicle. SRA is committed to providing innovative IT solutions for our customers by providing our best people delivering their best performance at the right time.'
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