Every GovConFeed story on SAIC — contract awards, policy, enforcement, and protests, newest first.
SAIC won a $742 million, five-year Alliant 2 recompete task order to support CBP systems that assess security risk from travelers and cargo, running Sept. 15, 2026 through Sept. 14, 2031.
Read the story →GAO denied SAIC's bid protest over the Army Corps of Engineers' $1.4B CASTLE-NET enterprise IT contract award to Accenture Federal Services, finding the agency's evaluation of proposals was reasonable and consistent with the solicitation's stated criteria.
SAIC secured a $192 million multiple-award IDIQ to develop digital infrastructure for the Air Force's Advanced Battle Management System, supporting CJADC2 across optical transport, software-defined WAN, cross-domain solutions, and AI-enabled cloud infrastructure from tactical to strategic domains.
Naval Sea Systems Command awarded Science Applications International Corp. a $112.3 million contract for production, spare parts, and engineering support for the MK 48 MOD 7 heavyweight torpedo — the U.S. Navy's primary submarine-launched weapon.
NIWC Pacific awarded a $349 million multiple-award IDIQ on May 12 to nine firms — including HII Mission Technologies, Peraton, SAIC, and ManTech — to support the Navy's growing unmanned maritime systems portfolio through 2034.
SAIC posted FY26 revenue of $7.3B as recent civilian-agency wins stack up. The $95M GAO Technical Information Services award and $378M FAA end-user-services contract anchor the company's federal-modernization positioning.
After clearing the last protest in February 2026, the State Department finalized 48 contract awards across IT management, cloud, application development, network, and end-user support categories. Major holders: Leidos (4), SAIC (4), GDIT (3), Booz Allen (3), Acuity (3), Amaxiam (3).
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