Prominent Initiatives
Telos currently leads the NETCENTS contract for the US Government. On March 19, 2009 Telos announced that it will sit on the Open Compliance and Ethics Group’s Technology Council
- November 2009: Telos was awarded a SmartBuy/Enterprise Software Initiative (ESI) blanket purchase agreement with DOD for Xacta IA Manager and Automated Message Handling System (AMHS).
- October 2009: Telos won Government Security News’ 1st Annual Homeland Security Awards competition in the category of Best Security Compliance, Auditing, Vulnerability Management Solution in the IT Security category for its Xacta IA Manager solution.
- January 2009: The U.S. Army awarded Telos one of 12 contracts to provide the biometrics services, supplies, and related hardware and software required to assist the Biometrics Task Force, an Army executive agency, as it seeks to develop an enterprise-wide biometrics infrastructure for the DoD.
- April 2008: Telos Corporation won an $43.5 million Army contract to manufacture the Combat Service Support Automated Information System Interface (CAISI), a secure, tactical wireless local area network modules that provide ‘last mile’ connectivity from warfighters in both the training and operational environment to their logistics networks.
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