General Dynamics awarded additional DIA contract

General Dynamics Information Technology has been awarded a $155 million Defense Intelligence Agency contract.

The Enterprise Communications Services 2 task order, awarded under DIA's Enhanced Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise contract vehicle, covers enterprise management for Combatant Commands and their subordinate units.

"General Dynamics will manage and expand the secure voice, video and data services required by the Combatant Commands and its subordinate units," a company news release said. "Work on the contract will be performed in the National Capitol Region as well as major service centers, operating locations, customer facilities and field sites worldwide."

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