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RESTON, Va. — Leidos won a contract worth up to $64.8 million from the Office of Naval Intelligence to continue modernizing the infrastructure that supports secure naval intelligence systems worldwide.
The agreement, structured as a base year with four option years, extends work the company has carried out since 2021 and is aimed at improving operational reliability, securing information sharing, and accelerating technology integration for the Hopper Global Communications Center.
“Modern intelligence operations depend on digital infrastructure that performs securely and reliably across the globe,” said Chad Haferbier, senior vice president of Decision Advantage at Leidos. “We are helping the Office of Naval Intelligence modernize that foundation so trusted information reaches warfighters faster.”
The Hopper center provides IT services that rapidly disseminate intelligence to decision-makers in the Navy and across the Department of War, and its systems handle some of the military’s most tightly controlled information.
Leidos said the effort advances its NorthStar 2030 strategy by strengthening two core growth pillars—cyber and mission & digital solutions—while delivering secure, resilient capabilities in support of national security.
