Navy awards Joint Warfare Systems contract

  • By Dawn S. Onley
  • May 24, 2004
The Navy recently awarded a $10.3 million engineering and technical support services contract, under its Joint Warfare Systems Program, to AT&T Government Solutions Inc. of Vienna, Va.

AT&T will provide engineering, software development, installation and maintenance, configuration management, testing and validation to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center in Charleston, S.C., under the performance-based, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

Work will also be performed in Washington, D.C.

The contract includes four, one-year options and is expected to be completed by May 2009. The base value is $10.3 million but if all option years are exercised, that amount could grow to $54.5 million, according to the Defense Department.

Joint Warfare Systems is an advanced modeling and simulation application used by military agencies to study various battlefield scenarios.

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