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Alexandria's SPA lands $126 million Navy contract supporting special warfare programs

The competitively awarded deal expands a relationship with NAVSEA's Naval Special Warfare Program Office that dates to 2012 and runs through March 2031.

The national security company, headquartered in Alexandria, has won a $126 million contract to support the Navy office that buys and sustains equipment for Naval Special Warfare. (AEDP)

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Systems Planning & Analysis, the defense analytics firm headquartered on North Beauregard Street, has won a $126 million contract to support the Navy office that buys and sustains equipment for Naval Special Warfare, the company announced Wednesday.

Under the contract with Naval Sea Systems Command's Naval Special Warfare Program Office, known as PMS 340, SPA will provide professional, administrative, engineering and technical services across acquisition and program management for the office, the broader Special Operations Forces community and other Navy expeditionary warfare programs. SPA is the prime contractor.

The award includes a one-year base period and four option years, with performance running through March 2031. The company said the contract was competitively awarded earlier this year.

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