Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp. has been awarded a $621 million contract providing cybersecurity to the Homeland Security Department, according to a Feb. 2 announcement from the company.
The award is the first of six set to be issued under the newest phase of the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program known as Dynamic and Evolving Federal Enterprise Network Defense, or DEFEND.
The $621 million Group B award exceeds the $500 million total estimated value established by the General Services Administration at a May 2017 industry day. Booz Allen will be responsible for helping seven Group B agencies monitor their ...
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