Leidos wins $777 million Army 3-D geospatial information contract

Leidos recently won a one-year contract, with four one-year options that push the contract value to $777 million, to support the Army Geospatial Center’s (AGC) High-Resolution 3-D (HR3D) Geospatial Information program.
"Leidos has a long history of directly supporting U.S. Army warfighters through vital airborne programs," Leidos Chairman and CEO Roger Krone said. "Our team is excited to continue that support using advanced technologies to produce critical mapping products."
Awarded under the General Services Administration (GSA) One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) contract, the single-award task order will see Leidos manage HR3D geospatial information, including collecting, processing, disseminating, storing and maintaining it. Leidos will produce geospatial products over relevant areas, conducting air and land collection operations and processing the information. From a higher altitude, Leidos will also integrate Light Detection and Ranging sensor technology (LIDAR).
"The selection of the Leidos team on this contract solidifies our standing as leaders in airborne capabilities," Leidos Advanced Solutions Group President John Fratamico said. "We remain dedicated to supporting our customer and providing cost-effective, advanced technology solutions to meet the DoD's mission requirements."
The company will work with KEYW Corporation, Tenax TM LLC, Neany Inc, Sigma Space Corp., OG Systems LLC, Pixia Corp. and Woolpert Inc on the contract.