RESTON, Va., July 2 /PRNewswire/ -- FGM, Inc. announced today that the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific awarded the company an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a ceiling value of approximately $60 million. This contract, the Net Enabled Command Capability (NECC) Systems Engineering contract, will be used to support all NECC systems engineering activities for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). NECC will be the cornerstone of Department of Defense (DOD) command and control (C2), evolving the current Global Command and Control System Family of Systems (GCCS-FoS) to a net-centric, single architecture. NECC support services will include technical operations, integrated logistics, test and evaluation, training, modeling and simulation, security engineering, and other related systems engineering support.

FGM assembled a team for this procurement composed of the leading experts in net-centric strategies, best practices, and systems implementation including Amyx, Inc., CACI International, Inc., DISC/BIT, Knowledge Consulting Group, and TeleConsultants, Inc.

FGM's President and CEO, Scott Gessay, said: "FGM has a long history of serving DISA and has supported the successful evolution of the NECC program since its inception. FGM is looking forward to leveraging 20 years of corporate experience providing high-end systems engineering for C2 systems to support the NECC JPMO in delivering the next generation operational system to the warfighter."

Founded in 1987, FGM is an industry leader in providing innovative information technology (IT) services for the Federal government. FGM is headquartered in Reston, Virginia, with offices in Honolulu, Hawaii; Colorado Springs, Colorado; and San Diego, California. They specialize in software and systems development and integration, including Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) environments.

For more information visit the FGM web site at www.fgm.com.

SOURCE FGM, Inc.