Odyssey says it won $934 million Air Force cyber test contract

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 3, 2026

Odyssey said it won a $934 million contract to support the U.S. Air Force Test Center’s 96th Cyber Security Test Group.

Odyssey said on Aug. 3 that it won a $934 million Technical and Management Advisory Services contract to support the U.S. Air Force Test Center’s 96th Cyber Security Test Group.

The company said the work will focus on full-spectrum cybersecurity testing for critical weapon systems, including new code deployment and sensor hardening. Odyssey said it will also evaluate whether developed capabilities are ready for real-world operations and meet warfighter needs.

Odyssey said the TMAS 3 CTG contract runs for a base year plus four option years and will involve nearly 750 full-time employees.

The company said its base of operations will be at Eglin Air Force Base and that the effort will extend to 12 additional sites across the continental United States. Odyssey, based in Wakefield, Massachusetts, said the announcement is tied to the Air Force Test Center’s cyber test group.

In a quoted statement, Odyssey CEO Matt Kasberg said the company has nearly 30 years of engineering, test and cybersecurity experience. Kasberg said the contract aligns with the company’s work across the Department of War.

The company did not provide additional details in the release about contract timelines beyond the base year and four option years, or about how work will be distributed across the sites.

Sources

• PR Newswire release

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