Leidos has been awarded an $87 million contract by NATO’s Communications and Information Agency to develop a centralized IT infrastructure powered by private cloud technology. The initiative is aimed at enhancing the alliance’s cybersecurity posture and strengthening the resilience of its networks.
As the project lead, Leidos will work alongside a multinational team that includes Thales (France), CGI (Germany), Leonardo (Italy), and UK-based firms LA International and NEXOR. The solution will integrate IT service management and cybersecurity functions across NATO’s operational network.
The project supports NATO’s digital transformation strategy by boosting network scalability, interoperability, and command effectiveness across member operations.
