Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM) Government Facilities (GF) recently awarded Johnstown-based Concurrent Technologies Corp. (CTC), an applied scientific research and development professional services organization, a $14.9 million multi-year contract.
Under the terms of the contract, Concurrent and RMC Global will provide comprehensive operational technology cybersecurity services to help secure and modernize the MCICOM Facility-Related Control Systems Cyber Services Program at all Marine Corps installations. The work will ensure uninterrupted mission support, enhance infrastructure resilience and sustain operational readiness.
Concurrent will implement advanced cybersecurity solutions, deliver strategic and technical guidance, and support compliance, policy development, architecture, and customized cyber assessments.
“This contract award demonstrates MCICOM GF’s continued trust in CTC’s ability to deliver the planning and implementation of cybersecure solutions for the Marine Corps mission-critical infrastructure,” Josh Ingraham, CTC OT cyber solutions director, said. “Our team is committed to advancing the operational monitoring and security posture of the Marine Corps FRCS at each Marine Corps Installation.”
The contract continues a more-than-seven-years-long partnership with MCICOM GF for programmatic support.
Concurrent Technologies collaborates with its technology transition affiliate, Enterprise Ventures Corp., to provide lifecycle solutions through research, development, test, and evaluation work. It offers the ability to design, develop, test, prototype and build.