www.parsons.com Parsons Secures $73 Million Contract for AFRL GARDEM Program
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- •Parsons secured a $73 million contract for the AFRL GARDEM program.
- •This contract is the fourth awarded to Parsons in 2026, totaling $218 million.
- •The project focuses on enhancing digital tools for military command and control operations.
Parsons Corporation announced a $73 million contract to support the Air Force Research Laboratory’s GARDEM program, bringing its total contracts for 2026 to $218 million. The GARDEM program focuses on developing and maintaining digital tools for command and control, space, and intelligence missions. This latest contract expands Parsons' responsibilities in research, development, and operations for GARDEM 2 systems. Key aspects include migrating capabilities to Parsons' Lightweight Application Management Platform (LAMP), which aims to enhance global mission deployment and reduce lifecycle costs. The contract is set to run through May 2031, emphasizing the importance of rapid adaptation and integration for mission readiness. Parsons' approach leverages technology reuse and deep integration to ensure efficient operations across various platforms. This award reinforces Parsons' role in supporting U.S. military operations with advanced data-driven capabilities.
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