2025 News & Events

DEI Awarded Coveted DEOS GAMECES Contract as Subcontractor to GDIT

Defense Engineering, Inc. (DEI), a leading provider of innovative technology solutions, announced that it has been awarded a significant subcontract under the Department of Defense Enterprise Office Services (DEOS) Global Agile Methods for Enterprise-wide Collaboration, Experimentation, and Scaling (GAMECES) contract. DEI will be supporting prime contractor General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) in delivering critical services and solutions under this multi-year, multi-billion dollar initiative.

The DEOS GAMECES contract aims to modernize and transform the Department of Defense’s enterprise office environment, enabling enhanced collaboration, efficiency, and security across the agency. DEI’s proven expertise and innovative approach in cloud solutions, cybersecurity, and data analytics will be instrumental in supporting GDIT and the DEOS mission.

“This is a critical win for DEI” said Ryan Shields/Vice President at DEI. “We are thrilled to partner with GDIT on this vital program. This award is a testament to our team’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to delivering exceptional value to our government clients. We look forward to contributing our cloud solutions, cybersecurity, and data analytics expertise to help the DEOS achieve its critical objectives.”

DEI’s selection for this subcontract underscores its strong track record of successfully supporting large-scale government IT initiatives. The company’s agile methodologies, deep understanding of the Department of Defense’s needs, and commitment to innovation make it a valuable partner for GDIT on the GAMECES program.

DEI Announces Subcontractor Win on DoDNET PMO Support in support of Defense Information Systems Agency

DEI via its 8A, SDVOSB, and Hub Zone Joint Venture (JV) SOLVTEK II has been awarded the DODNET-PMO Support Contract. At the Defense Information system Agency (DISA), DEI delivers a structured, yet flexible project engineering methodology that guides the full lifecycle of DODNet systems engineering activities for all DODNet projects. It is composed of five defined phases—ranging from concept refinement to operations and support—each including specific tasks, required artifacts, and formal reviews to ensure consistency, quality, and alignment with mission objectives. The methodology promotes standardized processes while allowing for customization based on project complexity, enabling project teams to tailor efforts while maintaining governance compliance. Our methodology guarantees DODNET success and is provided through a tiered review structure involving the J6 Project Review Board (PRB), Engineering Review Board (ERB), Operations Review Board (ORB), and Change Control Board (CCB). These boards evaluate DODNet project readiness, technical design, operational suitability, and proposed changes to ensure sound decision-making and controlled execution. Leadership and accountability are maintained by Government Portfolio Managers, Project Managers, and Engineers, who coordinate efforts, track progress, and ensure all integrator deliverables meet defined requirements. Through our governance model, the DODNet PMO ensures projects are executed efficiently, securely, and in alignment with DISA’s strategic goals. 

DEI Partners with Radiance Technologies on the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) Agile Cyber Technology 2 (ACT 2) Program

DEI is excited to be on the winning team with our prime, Radiance Technologies, for the Air Force’s Agile Cyber Technology (ACT 2) contract. This is a five-year, multi-award IDIQ contract with a $950 million ceiling sponsored by the Air Force Research Laboratory, Information Directorate. The contract will support the following mission areas: Cyber Threat Avoidance and Cyber Defense, Full Spectrum Cyber Operations, Cyber Network Exploitation, Cyber Situation and Mission Awareness, Cyber Command and Control, Cyber Modeling, Simulation and Wargaming, Cyber Infrastructure, and Cyber Mission Assurance. Work will be performed globally across all classification levels.

DEI Announces Subcontractor Win on DISA Encore III Contract

DEI is pleased to announce that our prime, CACI, is an awardee on the DISA Encore III contract. The objective of Encore III is to provide global net-centric capabilities, attributes or services under multiple award, ID/IQ task order type contracts that support the military services, the DoD and other federal agencies. DISA actively facilitates the migration of information systems and common, standard data into an integrated and interoperable GIG that supports the Department’s Joint Vision 2020 (JV2020) concept.