General Dynamics awarded DIA contract

General Dynamics Information Technology has been awarded a $170 million Defense Intelligence Agency contract.

Under the five-year Enterprise Cyber Network Defense task order, awarded under DIA's Enhanced Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract vehicle, "General Dynamics will provide a variety of technical, functional and managerial services, including cyber security engineering and incident detection and response and threat fusion services," according to a company announcement.

"General Dynamics Information Technology will continue to provide robust cyber defense to support the DIA's enterprise, networks and security domains," company Vice President Bernie Guerry said. "The company will deliver exceptional support to the DIA worldwide against an increasingly challenging cyber threat." 

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