Agile Defense, an IT services and solutions company, is pleased to announce Agile-Bot II, its joint venture shared with BuddoBot, was awarded a $162 million contract by the U.S. Air Force’s Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC). Under this award, the Agile-Bot team will deliver industry-leading Systems, Infrastructure, Applications, Operations and Maintenance Services (SIAOMS) to strengthen Air Mobility Command (AMC) Command and Control (C2) systems.

The SIAOMS contract will effectively enable the warfighter to continue producing and delivering battleground advantage through advanced systems engineering, migration, integration and sustainment, service lifecycle management, system, network and database administration, testing, architecture and system design, configuration and asset management, and information assurance support to more than 20,000 users for AMC C2 systems. These C2 systems allow mobility air forces to quickly shift personnel and equipment from anywhere in the world within a few hours and sustain troop support for relief operations as long as required.

“We understand the critical nature of aligning our services to Air Mobility Command’s mission and their need to deliver timely and cost-effective capabilities to national and international partners,” said Rick Wagner, Agile Defense Chief Executive Officer. “This award demonstrates how industry is forging partnerships to shape holistic end-to-end IT infrastructure management and solutions to sustain the warfighter’s critical operations.”

Under the SIAOMS contract, the Agile-Bot II team will support the modernization, technology insertion, performance analysis and tuning, maintenance, testing, migration and integration of the C2 systems into a DoD or commercial cloud environment (e.g., AWS GovCloud, Cloud One).

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