Adsadvance CGI Secures MoD Contract for PICASSO Programme Support
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- •CGI awarded contract for MoD's PICASSO programme support.
- •Contract focuses on maintaining operational continuity for defence users.
- •Collaboration with industry partners enhances delivery of geospatial intelligence capabilities.
CGI has been awarded a contract by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) to provide technical and project support services for the PICASSO programme, which develops the UK's geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) capabilities. The contract, awarded through the MoD Digital and IT Professional Services framework, will see CGI continue its support since 2011, focusing on maintaining operational continuity for defence users. The contract emphasizes modern delivery approaches, including cyber security and artificial intelligence. CGI will collaborate with industry partners such as QinetiQ and AtkinsRéalis to deliver the contract. Neil Timms, Senior VP at CGI, highlighted the strategic importance of the PICASSO programme for UK Defence. The flexible delivery model introduced by the contract will allow the MoD to access specialist expertise as requirements evolve. This contract further solidifies CGI's long-standing partnership with the MoD.
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