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CSRA To Provide Infrastructure Services For DISA’s Cloud Development

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, June 28th, 2017

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The Defense Department’s Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is ramping up the first development phase of milCloud 2.0, its platform to connect commercial cloud providers with defense networks, by awarding CSRA Inc. [CSRA] a $498 million ceiling contract to utilize their private infrastructure and help broaden their cloud portfolio.The indefinite-delivery contract, officially awarded on June 9 and announced on June 26, will begin with an initial $600,000 task order to the information technology (IT) and professional services company and contains a three-year…

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