The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) announced the award of two competitive, five-year task orders under the Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise (SITE) contract totaling approximately $350 million to BAE Systems.
BAE Systems will implement its Enterprise Services Delivery Model to significantly improve the effectiveness and quality of IT services delivery across the full spectrum of back office, field services, customer care, close support services, network services and missions applications operations for DIA’s support of the war fighter.
“We are very pleased with the opportunity to bring our years of experience in supporting DIA’s IT needs to the next level. We are thankful for the DIA’s confidence in our innovations in services delivery approach that will deliver DIA’s global enterprise re-engineering initiative,” said Rick Schieffelin, vice president and general manager of Advanced IT Mission Solutions within BAE Systems.
DIA and BAE Systems will achieve a dramatic reduction in recurring enterprise operations costs through innovations in services automation, knowledge management, remote management processes and information-sharing.
The Customer Engagement and Field Support Services Task Order and the Enterprise Operations Services Task Order both address the DIA’s transformational program to re-invent the agency’s IT infrastructure services delivery at all unified combatant commands.
BAE Systems is teaming with a number of partners and suppliers in this effort. They are Accenture, L3 Stratis, SAIC, HP, QinetiQ, Serco, Harris, Vykin Corporation, Cyberspace Solutions LLC, Six3 Systems, DSA, ISYS Technologies, Mainstreet Technologies, NES, Nova Datacom and Primescape.