In a major development for defense contracting, Sayres Defense, a renowned provider of systems engineering and mission support services to the Department of Defense, has been awarded a significant contract by the Department of Navy. The contract, aimed at supporting the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) through the PMS 300/PMS 325 Professional Support Services contract, is a prime, full and open agreement with a total potential value of $280 million, provided all options are exercised. This single award contract encompasses a one-year base period of performance, along with four one-year options.

Under the auspices of this new agreement, Sayres Defense will collaborate closely with the Navy and its industry partners to deliver a comprehensive suite of services. These include program management, engineering support, logistics management, concept design and analysis, and post-delivery services. Tim Reardon, CEO of Sayres Defense, expressed the company’s pride in its longstanding support of the Navy and its honor in being chosen to support NAVSEA’s critical missions within the PMS 300 and PMS 325 segments.

Sayres Defense is celebrated for its leadership in delivering defense mission support services not only to the US Navy but also across the Department of Defense and the broader National Security community. The company boasts decades of experience and a track record of proven results, offering capabilities that span strategy, planning, systems engineering, logistics, acquisition support, full-cycle fleet operations, personnel training, and intelligence and security.

Additionally, Sayres Defense is the parent company of Joint Research and Development (JRAD), which is a leader in providing test and evaluation services, total life-cycle acquisition support, medical and public health preparedness, and science and technology research and development to various government customers. JRAD’s expertise covers defense and homeland security critical areas, including weapons of mass destruction, emerging chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats, modeling and simulation, systems engineering and integration, and laboratory and non-laboratory sciences.

The award of the $280 million contract to Sayres Defense for NAVSEA support services underscores the company’s pivotal role in enhancing the capabilities and operations of the US Navy. This partnership not only reflects Sayres Defense’s comprehensive expertise in systems engineering and mission support but also its capacity to contribute significantly to national security through strategic collaboration. As the defense landscape continues to evolve, contracts like these are essential for maintaining the technological edge and operational readiness of the US Navy, ensuring that it remains well-equipped to address current and future challenges.

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