NSA picks three for $750m contract

NSA picks three for $750m contract

  • By Patience Wait
  • Sep 27, 2004
The National Security Agency has chosen three companies to share in a $750 million enterprise management contract.

The Boeing Co., Northrop Grumman Corp. and Titan Corp. of San Diego will compete for task orders under the five-year, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity deal. NSA wants help developing program documentation, creating program schedules and tracking project status.

Titan, which received three task orders as part of the award, estimated it could realize as much as $300 million from the contract.

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