Engility wins $14M joint C2 contract extension

U.S. Airman 1st Class Patrick Gorski and Hania Cruz, Joint Task Force 505 client systems technicians, work on computer software updates at the JTF 505 Intermediate Staging Base, Utapao Royal Thai Naval Airfield, Thailand, May 12. The systems they work on are part of the Deployable Joint Command and Control system, which is currently providing communications capability. DJC2 integrates software, hardware and processes to support a shared-information environment consisting of joint, coalition, multinational and nongovernmental agencies, and has proved to be an important communications tool during Operation Sahayogi Haat. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Alexander Martinez/Released)

Engility has been awarded a $14 million contract extension for joint command and control.

The five-year extension is for the Joint and Expeditionary Command and Control (JEXC2) family of systems at the Naval Surface Warfare Center’s Panama City site (NSWC PCD). Engility will support the Deployable Joint Command and Control (DJC2) system, which provides a standardized command and control capability for joint operations, according to a company news release. Engility will provide technology upgrades and lifecycle support.

“Engility’s customers at NSWC PCD have a vital mission to ensure our forces have access to the best-possible command, control, computers, communications and intelligence (C4I) subsystems, networks, and accompanying infrastructure,” said Engility CEO Tony Smeraglinolo.