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

ECS has won a agreement from the Marine Sierra Lodge Aviation Readiness Software to present modernization companies and technological guidance.

Underneath the three-year, $19 million company-fastened-cost contract, the ECS crew is tasked with performing operational agile computer software engineering, servicing and sustainment, enhancements and regime updates, among other duties, the Fairfax, Virginia-based company said Wednesday.

“ECS is honored to perform on M-SHARP as we continue to deliver cutting-edge IT solutions which enable our Nation’s warfighters be mission prepared,” commented John Heneghan, president of ECS and a receiver of the 2022 Clean100 Award.

M-SHARP is an online instruction administration system that lets units to participate in flight demonstrations and retain overcome capabilities via actual-time forecasting, scheduling, proactive workout routines and reporting. It is overseen by the U.S. Maritime Corps Teaching and Education Command Aviation Standards Department.

ECS has a background of contribution to M-SHARP and their prime incumbent placement on the new contract involves them to furnish consumer help and instruction, enable desk aid and accreditation and facts assurance, in addition to cloud web hosting maintenance and sustainment.

In the past, ECS has equipped M-SHARP with a coaching and readiness module that was reportedly effective to the method, as perfectly as spearheaded the system’s migration to a protected, USMC cloud databases that strengthened application operation.

Seeking ahead, ECS will prolong its function furnishing Marine Aircraft Wing models with field service representative stop assist and teaching, along with its contributions of an integrated ticketing system, improved logging and reporting and specialized flight routine abilities.

“We’re thrilled to proceed our aid of M-SHARP, leveraging Scaled Agile Frameworks (Safe and sound) to consistently supply new abilities to the MAWs on time and on budget,” said Luis “CC” Colon-Castro, vice president of mission devices at ECS.