The Leidos Navy network contract received an $875 million award for its second option year. Leidos (NYSE: LDOS) will continue managing secure connectivity and information-technology services for more than 650,000 U.S. Navy and Marine Corps personnel.
The work covers more than 425,000 devices at over 2,500 locations worldwide. Leidos is responsible for user support, network operations and IT transformation activities across major Navy and Marine Corps enterprise networks.
Leidos Navy Network Contract Supports Global Military Connectivity
The option forms part of the Next Generation Enterprise Network Service Management, Integration and Transport contract. The supported environment includes the Navy Marine Corps Intranet and networks serving personnel outside the continental United States.
Leidos provides award details through its official investor news archive. Option-year value indicates authorized work for the period, while revenue timing will depend on service delivery, task requirements and contract accounting.
The Leidos Navy network contract reinforces the company’s position in large-scale federal digital modernization. Performance will be measured through reliability, cybersecurity, user support and the ability to upgrade a complex global network without disrupting military operations or mission-critical communications.


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