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NTT DATA Awarded $58 Million Contract by the U.S. Navy

, a public sector division of , a recognized leader in global technology services, today announced a five-year, $58 million contract to provide the U.S. Navy with engineering and logistics programs support for (COMSUBPAC).

With a nearly 20-year existing relationship with COMSUBPAC, NTT DATA was selected to provide experienced, professional and highly technical support for fleet operations.

“The U.S. Navy’s nuclear submarines are among the most complex weapon systems ever built and require a competent and experienced technology workforce to safely operate and maintain the ships and their systems,” said Kevin Durkin, President, NTT DATA Federal Services. “Our highly skilled, specialized team has an average of 25 years of experience and continues to demonstrate the ability to adapt, respond and successfully support evolving mission requirements.”

With more than 50 years of government experience, has more than 3,000 professionals in the U.S. serving federal, state and local governments, and other public sector clients. To learn more about the company’s government capabilities, including application development, cybersecurity, data intelligence, end-user computing, infrastructure, modernization, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and more, .

About NTT DATA Services

NTT DATA Services partners with clients to navigate and simplify the modern complexities of business and technology, delivering the insights, solutions and outcomes that matter most. We deliver tangible business results by combining deep industry expertise with applied innovations in digital, cloud and automation across a comprehensive portfolio of consulting, application, infrastructure and business process outsourcing services.

NTT DATA Services is a division of NTT DATA Corporation, a top 10 global business and IT services provider with 120,000+ professionals in more than 50 countries, and NTT Group, a partner to more than 88 percent of the Fortune 100. Visit to learn more.

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05/09/2019

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