ManTech awarded Army software contract

ManTech has been awarded a contract to provide the Army with software support.

The contract involves post-production and post-deployment software support for the Army Communications-Electronics Command's Life Cycle Management Command.

"The support covers a wide range of garrison, exercise, combat operations, and contingencies for the users of strategic and tactical command, control, communication, and computer (C4), and logistics management systems," according to a ManTech news release. "Additionally, ManTech will initialize, operationalize, and troubleshoot the hardware and software interfaces of these systems, as well as provide training to the Mission Command Training Centers outside the Continental United States."

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