KeyLogic Awarded $1.1M Option Exercise to Continue Work with DISA ACTDs

KeyLogic has been awarded a renewal to continue its work with the Defense Information Systems Agency's (DISA's) Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrations (ACTDs) and the Department of Defense's (DoD's) JC2 Capability Program.  The estimated value is $1.1 million dollars, making it KeyLogic's second-largest contract.  When the current term is complete, KeyLogic will have the opportunity to execute two additional years on this delivery order.

KeyLogic personnel providing support to the project include Wilson Quaintance, Sandy Lawrence, Betty Carey, Susan Davis and George Spencer.  As a testament to their outstanding service, our DISA task monitor recently commented "I would recommend KeyLogic for Programmatic support for technically challenging efforts, including those with tight time lines.  Their focus and follow-through ensure efforts are fully coordinated, tracked and executed with minimal problems.  They also keep an eye on the contractual and financial details that are needed to support the technical and oversight efforts – also critical points for success.”

 DISA is responsible for integrating joint, coalition and combined command and control (C2) and combat support capabilities to the DoD.  DISA’s joint C2 capabilities concentrate on planning and enabling readiness, mobilizing support, deploying and maintaining our military forces.  Through the Global Command and Control System (GCCS), DISA enables planning and execution of joint operations, global access to readiness data, common operational pictures for situational awareness, and collaboration and decision support capabilities for Combatant and joint force commanders.  Work on the ACTDs is also performed for these Combatant Commanders and responds to high-priority capability shortfalls involving complex conceptual or technical issues to be addressed early in the technology lifecycle.