SAIC Challenges Accenture's $1.4B Contract for Army Corps Cybersecurity Project
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) is contesting a $1.4 billion contract awarded to Accenture's federal subsidiary by the Army Corps of Engineers. This contract supports the Castle-Net cybersecurity initiative aimed at modernizing IT and cyber systems over five years. SAIC filed its challenge with the Government Accountability Office after completing the Defense Department's debriefing process.
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Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) is challenging a $1.4 billion contract awarded to Accenture Federal Services for the Army Corps of Engineers' Castle-Net cybersecurity system. The task order was issued in mid-January through the Alliant 2 procurement vehicle and is part of a five-year initiative to enhance the Corps' IT, cybersecurity, and information management services.
SAIC's challenge was filed with the Government Accountability Office following the Defense Department's enhanced debriefing process. A total of six companies, including SAIC and Accenture, submitted bids for this task order.
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