Agile Defense says it won $250 million Navy logistics IT contract
Agile Defense said the Department of War selected it for a contract tied to Navy logistics IT modernization.
Agile Defense said on Aug. 13, 2026, that it was selected for a $250 million indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract from the Department of War to support the Navy’s logistics IT modernization.
The company said the work will be performed through the Logistics IT Integration and Support Capability Modernization, Deployment and Support Multiple Award Contract. Agile Defense said the effort will focus on data integration, accessibility and faster development and fielding of software capabilities.
Agile Defense said the contract extends work related to technology modernization in that area. The release did not provide a schedule for performance or detail specific deliverables.
In background, Agile Defense described itself as a McLean, Virginia-based provider of digital transformation, cybersecurity, data analytics and AI solutions with more than 1,800 teammates globally. The release also said the company has related experience on the Mobility Air Forces Command and Control Systems Infrastructure, Applications, Operations and Maintenance Services program, which supports U.S. Transportation Command in planning and carrying out global airlift and aerial refueling missions.
CEO Rick Wagner said the company is proud of its “longstanding, trusted support” to the U.S. Navy and wants to build on that legacy with a customer-focused approach. The release also said Agile Defense plans to be an innovative partner and invest in tools and methods, but it did not provide further details.
Agile Defense said the contract work is tied to the LIIS CMDS MAC effort. The release did not say when work will begin or whether the award could lead to additional task orders.
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