Lockheed wins SEC technology services deal

Lockheed Martin Corp. will consolidate and integrate the information technology services of the Securities and Exchange Commission under an infrastructure support services contract. The contract, which has a base value of $33 million, could be worth as much as $122 million over six years.

Under the General Services Administration's Millennia governmentwide acquisition contract, Lockheed Martin will provide SEC with transition services, program management support for its server services, managed network services, end-user computing, service desk help and preproduction services.

The work will be based on service-level agreements that meet SEC requirements for data center support and operations management, technology deployment and support, and technology lab support, company officials said.

Lockheed Martin's support team includes EMC, SoftTech Consulting Inc. and Foredata Technology Inc.

The work will be performed at SEC's headquarters in Washington, the SEC Operations Center in Alexandria, Va., and 11 remote sites that support the two primary facilities.

Lockheed Martin, of Bethesda, Md., ranks No. 1 on Washington Technology's 2008 Top 100 list of the largest federal government prime contractors.