June 26, 2017
HUNTINGTON INGALLS INDUSTRIES’ TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS DIVISION AWARDED TASK ORDER FOR GLOBAL READINESS AND TRAINING ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES
NEWPORT NEWS, Va., June 26, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE:HII) announced today that its Technical Solutions division was recently awarded a task order by Naval Sea Systems Command to provide various engineering support services at Combat Direction Systems Activity, Dam Neck (CDSADN) in Virginia Beach.
Technical Solutions’ Integrated Mission Solutions Group (Camber) was awarded a task order to provide Global Readiness and Training Engineering Support Services to CDSADN in its role to meet tasking from multiple sponsors and agencies in countries across the globe. With all options exercised, the task order award would be valued at $40 million over the next five years.
“We are very excited about the opportunity to continue providing outstanding engineering support services to CDSADN,” said Tony Cherry, a program manager in Technical Solutions’ Integrated Mission Solutions Group. “Camber has partnered with CDSADN for the last five years, and we look forward to continuing our partnership.”
The task order is for engineering and design, network engineering and design, software and ontology development, prototype development, and related activities.
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