Washingtontechnology Leidos Secures $160M Cyber Command Contract for Military Cyber Operations
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- •Leidos awarded a $160 million contract by U.S. Cyber Command.
- •The contract focuses on full-spectrum military cyber operations.
- •Leidos' strategy emphasizes cyber capabilities as a growth driver.
Leidos has been awarded a $160 million contract to assist U.S. Cyber Command in planning and executing full-spectrum military cyber operations. This five-year contract focuses on integrating offensive and defensive cyber operations to secure the Department of War's Information Network. The award leverages capabilities from Leidos' 2025 acquisition of Kudu Dynamics. Jason O'Connor, president of Leidos Intelligence, emphasized the need for speed and technical expertise in cyberspace operations. The contract supports Leidos' NorthStar 2030 strategy, highlighting cyber as a key growth area. The work will enhance coordination and synchronization of cyber operations across mission partners within the Department of War.
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