AFRL awards Invictus $98 million contract for cyber resiliency M&S technology

The Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded Invictus International Consulting a $98 million contract for modeling, simulation and testing of cyber technologies to support both the service and wider Defense Department.

"Research and further development will provide the Air Force and DOD with next-generation cyber tools and technologies that enhance cyber resilience and can be rapidly transitioned and integrated to support cyber mission forces," a contract notice released Wednesday states.

The Air Force, which obligated $967,000 at the time of the award, received two bids for the program. The contract work will be performed in Alexandria, VA, over the next four years, according to the release.