Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM) awarded a Pennsylvania nonprofit organization specializing in applied scientific research and development professional services, a $21 million contract to provide facility-related control systems cyber services in the Marine Corps Installations Pacific region.
Under the terms of the multi-year contract, Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) and teammate RMC Global will design and set up a secure network to connect and manage the systems that control key operations at Marine Corps facilities in the Pacific region. CTC will follow strict cybersecurity processes to obtain needed approval for the network to operate and ensure it stays secure.
“CTC is proud to continue our longstanding partnership with the Marine Corps Installations Command,” Edward J. Sheehan, Jr., CTC president and CEO, said. “This award reflects our commitment to providing transformative solutions that safeguard mission-critical infrastructure and enhance national security.”
CTC has received $8.5 million in Option Year 1 funding in addition to the base contract to continue its work in the MCIPAC region. CTC will contribute technical, programmatic, and work force development domains.
CTC provides technical and innovative solutions that safeguard national security. It collaborates with Enterprise Ventures Corp., its technology transition affiliate, to provide solutions through research, development, test, and evaluation work.