Vectrus in line for Navy contingency services work

Vectrus subsidiary Vectrus Systems Corp. is one of five companies to recently win a position in the U.S. Navy’s Global Contingency Services (GCS) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) II, which will see the company assist in facility support and incidental construction.
"Vectrus has broad experience and a long history of providing for the needs of our customers in the most challenging environments in the world," Vectrus CEO and President Ken Hunzeker said. "Winning this position will allow Vectrus to apply that experience in support of the Navy's most challenging short-term contingency missions under the GCS MAC II."
The contract, from by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Pacific, is awarded on an indefinite-deliver and indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) basis and bears an expected completion date of September 2024. The company will provide short-notice support services and incidental construction for projects stemming from natural disasters, military efforts and humanitarian support.
"This is the second long-term IDIQ in support of global contingency efforts that we have been awarded, the first was the prime seat on a similar Air Force IDIQ in June 2015," Vectrus Chief Financial Officer Matt Klein said. "Since this is a contingency-based contract, we recognize that opportunities will be based on world events, but we are very pleased to be part of the effort and able to propose effective and affordable support while developing and strengthening our relationship with the Navy."