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2020-10-08 智邦网
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据c4isrnet网10月6日报道，美国防情报局向两家国防主承包商授予近8亿美元合同，以改进数据存储和推动网络现代化。
包括诺格公司6.9亿美元“用基于位置的对象服务改进全源分析”(TALOS) 计划，旨在建立新的大数据系统。
该平台包括对制定作战规划和目标至关重要的“机器辅助快速存储系统”（MARS），建立负责存储该局外国军事基础设施信息的大型新数据库。
该系统将现有存储基础军事情报数据库系统升级为多维、灵活、精确的军事情报数据环境，为情报机构和作战人员提供最新信息。
公司作为MARS企业模块化集成商，将采用人工智能和机器学习技术“开发大数据处理系统，能接收和管理巨量信息数据，为作战决策提供支持。”
DIA还授予通用动力信息技术公司（GDIT）1亿美元合同，旨在促进IT系统现代化，为该局核心IT基础设施提供全球工程技术支持，包括系统设计、体系架构、试验计划。
该合同作为该局“面向信息技术体系增强解决方案”组成部分，承担“基础设施服务企业工程”任务订单，为期一年。
DIA awards nearly $800 million in work to major defense primes
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency awarded nearly $800 million in contacts to two major defense contractors to improve data storage and network modernization.
The DIA, a military intelligence agency, chose Northrop Grumman to deliver its Transforming All-Source Analysis with Location-Based Object Services (TALOS) program, which focuses on building new big data systems. The contract is worth $690 million. A spokesperson for Northrop Grumman declined to provide the performance period.
The platform will include the DIA’s Machine-Assisted Rapid-Repository System (MARS), according to a Sept. 30 press release from the defense giant. MARS is a massive new DIA database that manages foreign military infrastructure data that is critical for operations planning and targeting.
“Transforming current databases housing foundational military intelligence into multi-dimensional, flexible and rigorous data environments, MARS will create a military intelligence environment that will be accessed for up-to-date information by the Intelligence Community and warfighters,” a press release from Northrop Grumman said Sept. 30.
Northrop Grumman will serve as the enterprise modular integrator for MARS under the contract and will use artificial intelligence and machine learning “to develop a big data processing system capable of ingesting and managing large volumes of data to inform warfighting decisions,” the release said.
The contract was awarded Aug. 14 using the General Service Administration’s Alliant 2 Government-wide Acquisition Contract.
The DIA also awarded a $100 million contract to General Dynamics Information Technology for IT system modernization. Under the contract, GDIT will “provide worldwide engineering support to DIA’s core IT infrastructure to include system design, architecture, testing plans, and security accreditation,” according to an Oct. 6 press release.
GDIT was awarded an Infrastructure Services Enterprise Engineering task order as part of the DIA’s Enhanced Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise contract. The task order has a base period of one year with four option years with an additional six-month option.
“GDIT is excited to continue our 35-year relationship supporting DIA and their complex national security mission. The ISEE award is a true testament to GDIT’s ability to develop and deliver enterprise IT Infrastructure solutions at scale,” said Deb Davis, vice president and general manager of mission solutions and service sector for GDIT’s Intelligence & Homeland Security Division. “As a mission support leader and trusted partner for DIA’s IT backbone, we look forward to supporting the ongoing modernization of the DoDIIS Enterprise.”
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