Tony Moraco, chief executive of the future Science Applications International Corp., believes the timing is right for the company to spin off from the current SAIC, he told the Washington Post in an interview published Monday. Marjorie Censer writes the Post interviewed Moraco ahead of this week's formal split into Leidos Holdings and SAIC. “People have asked, “˜Is […] More

Science Applications International Corp. and the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association are collaborating to develop a guide on how cooperatives should implement smart grid information technology strategies. The “Next Generation Utility IT Architecture“ guide will contain a review of smart grid requirements, approach studies and implementation management, SAIC said Monday. SAIC and the NRECA aim […] More

Science Applications International Corp. has won a potential $118 million contract to provide engineering services for an LSB Industries project in Arkansas. SAIC will help LSB design, build and manage an ammonia plant at the 150-acre El Dorado Chemical Co., under the two-year contract, SAIC said Tuesday. James Moos, an SAIC senior vice president and group […] More

Science Applications International Corp. will provide biomedical, engineering, occupational health and technical support services to NASA at the Johnson Space Center under a potential $1.8 billion contract. Houston-based JSC serves as the agency’s center for U.S. astronauts and oversees space exploration programs and activities aboard the International Space Station, SAIC said Thursday. The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity award […] More

Science Applications International Corp. will provide business process, information security and information technology services to the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board under a potential $224 million contract. The Technology and Enterprise Support Services contract contains two base years, a two-year option and two one-year options, SAIC said Monday. Dan Harris, senior vice president of SAIC’s federal civilian group, said […] More

Science Applications International Corp. will aim to help the Department of Homeland Security bolster the cybersecurity posture of federal civilian “.gov” networks and protect cyber infrastructure under a potential five-year, $6 billion contract. SAIC is one of 17 awardees that will compete to provide DHS tools and services under the blanket purchase agreement awarded by the General […] More

Editor’s Note: This is the second-part of a conversation between Executive Mosaic and leaders at AMERICAN SYSTEMS involved in the company’s late 2012 purchase of SAIC‘s testing and evaluation business. Click here to read part one. How did you build the SAIC employees into AMERICAN SYSTEMS' current business and operational processes? What did the SAIC/T&E […] More

Science Applications International Corp. has won a $10 million contract to develop acoustic detection tools for a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency sonar node project intended to expand coverage of the oceans. SAIC will build prototype nodes for the Transformational Reliable Acoustic Path Systems passive sonar node, which works to carry out submarine surveillance over deep […] More

Science Applications International Corp. will compete for task orders under a potential five-year, $900 million contract covering cybersecurity equipment and services for the U.S. Navy. The cost-plus-fixed-fee, multiple-award contract awarded by Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic contains one base year and four option years, the company said Tuesday. SAIC is one of 13 awardees […] More

One of the two companies Science Applications International Corp. is splitting into will base its headquarters in Reston, Va., SAIC CEO John Jumper told WJLA-TV. Jumper told anchor Morris Jones in an interview aired Sunday that the planned national security, health and engineering company named Leidos will be based in Reston, a few miles from SAIC’s […] More

Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and Science Applications International Corp. are among the contractors interested in a potential $6 billion Department of Homeland Security cyber defense program , Bloomberg reported Monday. Chris Strohm and Danielle Ivory write DHS wants to develop a shopping portal for federal, state and local agencies to acquire hardware, software and consulting services that work […] More

Science Applications International Corp., ST Kinetics and Armatec Survivability Corp. recently finished a two-week demonstration of an amphibious vehicle U.S. Marine Corps' that is designed to work during land, littoral and water operations. The team tested the wheeled Terrex 8×8 for human factors and stowage capability during the evaluation at Camp Pendleton, Calif., SAIC said Thursday. […] More