Solers Awarded the Cross Domain Solutions Planning, Program Management, and Development & Integration Support Contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency

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May 02, 2011, 06:41 ET

ARLINGTON, Va., May 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Solers was recently awarded the Cross Domain Solutions (CDS) Planning, Program Management, and Development & Integration Support contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). This contract will assist DISA with all aspects of implementing enterprise cross domain solutions that will be used across the Department of Defense (DoD). As the United States continues to increase its reliance on support from our coalition partners and operations at multiple security levels, this new CDS contract is an important aspect of ensuring effective information sharing across security boundaries.

The CDS contract contains two major components: Cross Domain Program Management/Customer Support, and Cross Domain Development/Integration. The first component, Program Management/Customer Support, is responsible for assisting new customers with cross domain information sharing needs to navigate the challenging process of assembling, deploying, and accrediting new cross domain information flows. The Development/Integration component is responsible for designing and developing next generation cross domain solutions that reduce the time from concept development to a fully accredited and deployed solution.

The CDS contract should generate approximately $27 million in revenue for Solers over five years. Solers' teammates on this effort include Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) and Tresys Technology, both of whom bring a wealth of cross domain expertise to the team.

About Solers

Solers is an industry leader in the development of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) and Enterprise Services Solutions for the Federal Government. CMMI Maturity Level 3 certified, Solers delivers high quality implementations of SOA Infrastructures, Satellite Ground Systems, Cloud Computing, Intelligence Systems, Command and Control, Content Discovery & Delivery, and Cross Domain Solutions. In addition to these services, Solers has a wholly owned subsidiary called Seros, which offers a complete SOA-based integration framework product.