Army Awards Leidos $47M for Emergency Management Modernization The Army has awarded Leidos [LDOS] task orders worth up to $47 million for the engineering, design and fielding support for the emergency Management Modernization Program (EM2P). The task orders are for Enhanced 9-1-1 and Mass Warning and Notification (MWN), with Network Alerting and Telephone Alerting System. Work will be performed at Army installations within and outside the Continental U.S. Under the E9-1-1 task order, Leidos will provide site surveys, designs, procurement,…
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