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DISA Not Picking Up GDIT’s Next milCloud 2.0 Option, Ending Program In June 2022

DISA Not Picking Up GDIT’s Next milCloud 2.0 Option, Ending Program In June 2022
DISA headquarters at Ft. Meade, Md. Photo: Army.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) will not pick up General Dynamics Information Technology’s [GD] next contract option for the milCloud2.0 program and is effectively ending the service in 2022, the office confirmed to Defense Daily. “The next option period for the milCloud 2.0 contract is due in June 2022. DISA will not exercise the option and the contract will expire,” DISA wrote in a statement. DISA awarded the potential $500 million milCloud 2.0 contract to CSRA in June 2017,…

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