Under the contract, Leidos manages user support, operations and IT transformation across the Navy Marine Corps Intranet, the Outside the Continental United States Navy Enterprise Network and the Marine Corps Enterprise Network. The work is intended to maintain secure and resilient connectivity for military and civilian personnel using those networks.
“Military and civilian personnel rely on these networks to communicate, make decisions and carry out missions that protect our nation and its allies,” said Steve Hull, president of Leidos Digital. “We’re supporting the technology they depend on so it remains secure, resilient and ready when they need it.”
Leidos has supported the Navy and Marine Corps under the contract since 2020, helping modernize their IT environments and improve network resilience. The company said automation introduced during the program has made delivery of patches to network devices 93% faster and accelerated enterprise-wide patching by 94%.
The faster process is intended to address vulnerabilities sooner and reduce potential disruptions for personnel who depend on the networks. Leidos said its teams provide continuous support across the environments covered by the contract.
“During my time in the Navy, I learned that when technology works seamlessly in the background, you’re free to give the mission your full attention,” said DJ LeGoff, a retired Navy captain and the Navy and Marine Corps portfolio leader at Leidos. “These results reflect our team’s 24/7 dedication to making that possible.”
The award supports Leidos’ NorthStar 2030 strategy, including its focus on digital modernization, cyber capabilities and mission software. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, Leidos employs about 50,000 people globally and reported approximately $17.2 billion in revenue for the fiscal year ended Jan. 2, 2026.
