Marine Corps IT contract will support maintenance, ops

CSRA has been awarded a $143 million Marine Corps IT contract.

Under the five-year contract, CSRA will support the Marine Corps' Technology Services Organization, including "engineering, maintenance, and operations support for a unique blend of Marine Corps enterprise business systems," according to a CSRA news release.

Among the systems CSRA will support is the Marine Corps Total Force System, which handles pay and personnel, and the Standard Accounting Budgeting Reporting System. 

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