All organizations have a common objective: achieving their mission and business outcomes. With that hinging on a productive workforce, undisrupted IT services and on-demand support are of the utmost importance.
We are helping government agencies and commercial companies build service delivery programs focused on enriching the IT user experience using our U-Centric solutions approach.
Aviation’s impact on Americans and the U.S. economy is huge: 10 million jobs, over 2 million daily travelers, and 42 billion pounds of freight each year. With our operations and modernization help, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) keeps people and goods moving and commerce humming.
We provide the FAA with a wide range of support:
Our employees have a knack for giving back and making a difference in the lives of our customers and communities.
Take a look back at what we accomplished in 2018:
Life in orbit depends on experts on the ground to ensure the safety of the mission, crew, and vehicle. Our engineers work alongside NASA personnel to help maintain the safety of crew members and systems onboard the International Space Station.
To mitigate risks to station and crew, we assist NASA Johnson Space Center's Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate in:
High above the Earth, instruments on four NASA satellites collect data that reveal the amount of plant life in the sea below. Scientists who study the ocean's health depend on us to accurately process and distribute that data.
Every year, almost 80 percent of federal IT budgets are consumed by operations and maintenance (O&M) of legacy applications. Agencies pour resources and time into each app update—no matter how small—developing, testing, and trying not to break it when altering the tightly wound code.
SAIC breaks ground on a new platform integration and engineering center in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
Mission-critical IT networks and services connect deployed forces across U.S. Central Command.
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has a dual purpose: conduct research on mental illness and provide research grants to universities and other institutions in similar fields. SAIC’s IT solutions help these two sides of the NIMH — known as intramural and extramural — get their jobs done.
As new threats emerge, it is clear the U.S. Army’s Infantry Brigade Combat Teams (IBCTs) need a lightweight vehicle that provides overwhelming precision, all-weather, shoot-on-the-move firepower that can move rapidly in restricted terrains.