DISA Cloud Computing and Data Center Services Contracts

Peraton has won a $290 million recompete contract to provide communications infrastructure and capacity services to the Defense Information Systems Agency, according to Washington Technology. The award covers critical telecommunications support for data centers and hybrid cloud computing environments managed by the agency.

Contract Scope and DISA Requirements

The Defense Information Systems Agency received three proposals for the work before selecting Peraton for the recompete contract. The agreement tasks the contractor with delivering robust capacity services and communications infrastructure. These systems underpin the secure transmission of data across federal networks and defense installations.

Hybrid cloud environments demand high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity to ensure mission-critical applications function smoothly across both on-premises data centers and commercial cloud platforms. The Defense Information Systems Agency relies on these foundational communication pipelines to maintain continuous operational readiness for military personnel and defense agencies worldwide.

Hybrid Cloud and Data Center Integration

Modernizing defense IT infrastructure requires seamless integration between legacy architectures and scalable cloud services. Peraton’s work under the contract directly supports the data storage and computing power necessary for large-scale defense operations.

As federal agencies continue shifting workloads to hybrid environments, secure and reliable network capacity remains a primary operational challenge. The recompete win secures continuity for these vital communications services, minimizing disruption to ongoing defense modernization initiatives.