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GD Protests TSA Award to Unisys in Court

By Cal Biesecker

Monday, February 5th, 2018

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General Dynamics [GD] earlier in January filed a protest in federal court over a potential five-year $250 million contract Transportation Security Administration (TSA) award to Unisys Corp. [UIS] in November for a program that integrates the agency’s security equipment at U.S. airports.GD first protested the ward of the Domain Awareness Integrated Network (DOMAIN) on Dec. 22 with the Government Accountability Office but withdrew the protest on Jan. 9, the same day it filed a complaint with the U.S. Court of…

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