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Defense Information Systems Agency: technology contract and supplier research

Explore 9 matched award records associated with 3 published company profiles. Use the descriptions to investigate purchased work, recipients and delivery context—not to infer a complete agency market.

Awarding agency: Department of Defense. Selected directory-matched awards only. Award amounts are not annual spending or supplier revenue. Agency and subagency names do not establish office-level identities.

Matched contract records

  • HC108426F3016 contract award

    By Light Professional IT Services · Department of Defense · 2026-06-16 · Reported $637K

    DCDC DIRECTIVE AUTHORITY FOR DOWIN

  • HC108426C0003 contract award

    By Light Professional IT Services · Department of Defense · 2026-05-11 · Reported $27.8M

    CLOUD BASED INTERNET ISOLATION SERVICES LEVERAGING MENLO SECURITY, INC. SECURE CLOUD BROWSER IN SUPPORT OF THE DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AGENCY.

  • HC108426F0254 contract award

    By Light Professional IT Services · Department of Defense · 2026-05-08 · Reported $41.7M

    FULL CONTENT INSPECTION (FCI) MANAGED SERVICE IN SUPPORT OF DISA

  • HC102826F6340 contract award

    By Light Professional IT Services · Department of Defense · 2026-03-13 · Reported $11.2M

    COMPREHENSIVE MODERNIZATION (COMPMOD)

  • HC108424C0004 contract award

    Viasat · Department of Defense · 2024-08-21 · Reported $37.8M

    BFT2 FOLLOW ON AWARD

  • HC101322C0005 contract award

    Viasat · Department of Defense · 2022-09-28 · Reported $37.2M

    VGNET KU PLUS-8 SIMOPS

  • HC101321C0007 contract award

    Viasat · Department of Defense · 2021-09-29 · Reported $8.7M

    VIASAT GLOBAL NETWORK KU (BASIC)-55TH ELECTRONIC COMBAT GROUP (55 ECG)

  • HC101320C0004 contract award

    Kratos Defense & Security Solutions · Department of Defense · 2020-04-08 · Reported $16.6M

    DATA COLLECTION, ANALYSIS, AND REPORTING

  • HC101318C0001 contract award

    Viasat · Department of Defense · 2018-08-30 · Reported $477.0M

    IGF::OT::IGF AWARD FOR AMSS III

Matched recipient profiles

  • By Light Professional IT Services

    Herndon, VA, United States

    By Light's Mission Reconfigurable open-standards hardware/software architecture is a modular military simulation platform spanning individual devices to networked collective environments and individual training through mission rehearsal.

  • Kratos Defense & Security Solutions

    San Diego, CA, United States

    Kratos develops affordable defense systems including hypersonics, missile defense, satellite communications, unmanned systems and space systems.

    Kratos describes capabilities in unmanned systems, propulsion and power, hypersonics, weapon systems, space, and microwave and digital technology. Its published unmanned portfolio includes the XQ-58 Valkyrie; other divisions supply different components and infrastructure. A founder's competitive or partnering analysis should identify the relevant division and deliverable before comparing Kratos with a company focused on one narrow product. Offering context reviewed October 1, 2026.

    Decide whether the engagement is for a platform, component, mission-system integration or test capability. Ask which team owns delivery, which interfaces are available and what qualification evidence applies to your integration. Review the original award recipient and description when researching customers, because a company-wide contract total can combine substantially different business lines.

  • Viasat

    Carlsbad, CA, United States

    Satellite communications and connectivity company providing resilient, secure connectivity across air, land, sea, cyber, and space, including secure-communications missions.

    Viasat describes a government space portfolio covering satellite communications, antenna systems, ISR communications and near-Earth communications. The relevant offering may be a terminal, communications technology, network service or ground-infrastructure engagement. A founder should identify the specific interface and service boundary instead of treating the entire portfolio as a single connectivity product. Offering context reviewed October 1, 2026.

    Identify the terminals, network access and ground services included in the quote, then record the operating platform, service geography and integration responsibilities. Ask what configuration the security and interoperability evidence covers, which recurring charges or usage assumptions apply, and who supports installation, operation and fault resolution.

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