Virginia-based company Agile Defense has received contracts worth $93.3 million to sustain and modernize network operations for the US Marine Corps.
Virginia-based company Agile Defense has received contracts worth $93.3 million to sustain and modernize network operations for the US Marine Corps.
Part of the agreements is an $88-million award to deliver broad cyberspace services alongside Stafford small business CommIT Enterprises.
That task will focus on advancing non-classified and secret internet protocol networks to protect digital infrastructure critical to command and deployment processes.
The remaining $5.3-million sole-source recompete contract will support Marine Corps Installation West (MCIWEST), which handles oversight for seven marine bases located on the US West Coast.
The firm has managed MCIWEST’s information technology solutions since 2016 and expanded its framework in 2024 to incorporate cloud solutions and specialized artificial intelligence systems.
Work for the latest deal includes developing geospatial information systems and implementing the Microsoft SharePoint web-based collaborative tool to optimize strategic planning capabilities.
“The mission and the expectations of the customer have shifted; and these awards are a direct result of the intentional blend of innovation and deep mission understanding that Agile Defense purpose-built to meet this moment,” said Khalid Hassouneh, president of Agile Defense.
“We remain committed to delivering the technical excellence and partnership that the Marine Corps depends on every day, as well as the agility to continuously evolve ahead of need for the mission of tomorrow.”
