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GD Awarded State Dept. Contract For Management Services

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, July 20th, 2012

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The State Department has awarded General Dynamics [GD] a contract initially worth $22 million to provide supply chain management services to the agency and its embassies and other facilities worldwide, the company said yesterday. The five-year contract could reach a total value of $2.2 billion if all options are exercised, General Dynamics said. The contract tasks General Dynamics with delivering a full-range global supply chain management solution, including the technology infrastructure needed to integrate and manage the real-time flow of…

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