$29M to CSC for Navy ONE-NET Network Support in the Far East

CSC received a task order from the Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk to provide operations, maintenance and management support to the Navy Enterprise Network (ONE-NET) in the Far East, including Japan, Korea, Singapore and Guam. The task order, awarded under the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Schedule 70 contract, has a one-year base period and an estimated total value of $29 million. Teaming with CSC is C4 Planning Solutions in Blythe, GA. This task order follows a $75M ONE-NET task order awarded to CSC under the GSA ANSWER contract in 2005.

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ONE-NET is a Navy-wide initiative to consolidate disparate networks at major fleet bases and stations in Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East into a common and secure IT infrastructure. ONE-NET is based on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) architecture and is designed to be interoperable with the NMCI and the Department of Defense-wide Global Information Grid.

The transition to ONE-NET is being directed by the Naval Network Warfare Command. Consolidating overseas networks into ONE-NET will increase warfighting effectiveness by ensuring that technology infrastructure is current and under a single management source. With ONE-NET, sailors will be able to log on to a system that is reliable, and they will have a global address list to connect to people in other locations.