$192,880,305
to SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
THIS INTERIM AWARD PROVIDES THE PRIMARY ENGINEERING, TIER II AND III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (O AND M) AND CYBER SECURITY SUPPORT FOR THE DEPARTMENTS CORE DATA NETWORKS AND SERVICES SUCH AS COMMAND-AND-CONTROL MESSAGING EMAIL MOBILE AND REMOTE.
Verbatim from USAspending.gov. Capitalization, abbreviations, and codes are unchanged.
What the model surfaced from this award
Latest obligation on the 2025 State Department contract for engineering, operations, maintenance, and cybersecurity support for core diplomatic data networks and messaging systems.
Protects classified and sensitive State Department communications, command-and-control systems, and email infrastructure critical to U.S. diplomatic operations and national security.
Sustains SAIC's role as primary contractor for State Department IT infrastructure; signals continued reliance on private-sector cybersecurity expertise for government networks.
Strengthens U.S. diplomatic communications resilience against foreign cyber threats, particularly relevant given state-sponsored espionage targeting government networks.
Generated by award_classification v2.1.0 via claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 on 2026-05-23. Cost: $0.003053.
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