ECS Lands Recompete Contract for USMC M-SHARP Information Technology Services; John Heneghan Quoted

ECS has won a contract from the Marine Sierra Lodge Aviation Readiness System to give modernization services and technological support.

Underneath the three-calendar year, $19 million company-fastened-rate deal, the ECS crew is tasked with performing operational agile software package engineering, routine maintenance and sustainment, enhancements and plan updates, amid other duties, the Fairfax, Virginia-primarily based enterprise said Wednesday.

“ECS is honored to do the job on M-SHARP as we proceed to give reducing-edge IT alternatives which help our Nation’s warfighters be mission all set,” commented John Heneghan, president of ECS and a recipient of the 2022 Clean100 Award.

M-SHARP is an on-line instruction administration program that will allow units to participate in flight demonstrations and keep fight techniques through serious-time forecasting, scheduling, proactive workouts and reporting. It is overseen by the U.S. Maritime Corps Education and Education and learning Command Aviation Requirements Branch.

ECS has a record of contribution to M-SHARP and their primary incumbent situation on the new contract demands them to furnish consumer support and training, enable desk support and accreditation and information assurance, in addition to cloud internet hosting repairs and sustainment.

In the previous, ECS has geared up M-SHARP with a schooling and readiness module that was reportedly advantageous to the method, as well as spearheaded the system’s migration to a protected, USMC cloud databases that strengthened application operation.

On the lookout forward, ECS will lengthen its work supplying Maritime Aircraft Wing units with industry assistance representative conclude assist and coaching, together with its contributions of an built-in ticketing process, improved logging and reporting and specialized flight plan capabilities.

“We’re thrilled to continue on our help of M-SHARP, leveraging Scaled Agile Frameworks (Safe) to continuously supply new capabilities to the MAWs on time and on spending budget,” said Luis “CC” Colon-Castro, vice president of mission units at ECS.