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2003 Press Release Archive
Syracuse Research
Corporation is Awarded an $11 Million Subcontract by Lockheed Martin
Corporation
June 3, 2003 -
Syracuse Research Corporation has been awarded a five-year, $11 million
subcontract by Lockheed Martin Corporation supporting an Air Force
Program Office in Washington, D.C.
Under the contract, SRC
will expand its support of the Air Force’s communication engineering
efforts. SRC will provide engineering support to communication
architecture planning and implementation. The support includes
engineering systems analysis, requirements database development and
support analysis, operational planning systems tools, customer outreach
support, and software development.
“This contract is the
direct result of our in-depth and demonstrated high-quality services and
products SRC provided to the DoD and Intelligence Community over the
past 6 years," said Mary Tyszko, SRC Vice President Operations. "We are
delighted to have the opportunity to support Lockheed Martin in
delivering crucial engineering support to our mutual customer. Winning
this contract strengthens SRC's position as a national leader in the
field of communications systems analysis and information systems
development. It will have a strong, positive impact on our Northern
Virginia operations."
SRC currently has over
45 jobs posted for all its locations and is expected to hire up to 100
people this fiscal year to support contract growth. SRC’s career
opportunities can be viewed on the web at
www.syrres.com/career.
SRC is an independent,
not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology
programs of national significance. Today, the Company employs over
425 people in eight offices across the United States. SRC has doubled
its revenue over the past five years and anticipates continued strong
growth.
Syracuse Research
Corporation Wins $3M Air Force Contract
May 12, 2003
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Syracuse Research Corporation has been
awarded a 3.5-year, $3 million contract supporting the Fusion for
Effects-Based Operations program at the Air Force Research Laboratory’s
Information Directorate in Rome, New York.
Under the FEBO contract, SRC will
continue to support AFRL’s efforts in researching new concepts, tactics
and tools to support effects-based operations. This EBO tool set assists
military commanders in generating operation plans, such as those
employed in the recent Iraqi Freedom
campaign. Under FEBO, the SRC team will supply feedback to effects-based
plans by integrating information from multiple sensors. FEBO also
provides military commanders a means to evaluate the progress of
operational plans.
“This contract is the direct result of
the demonstrated high-quality information processing services and
products SRC has provided to AFRL over the past 4 years," said Mary
Tyszko, SRC Vice President, Operations. "We are delighted to continue
our support to AFRL under this contract. Winning this contract
strengthens SRC's position as a national leader in the field of
electronic systems analysis and information systems development. It will
have a strong, positive impact on our Central New York operations."
SRC currently has over 50 jobs posted for
all its locations and is expected to hire up to 100 people this fiscal
year to support contract growth. SRC’s career opportunities can be
viewed on the web at
www.syrres.com/career.
SRC is an independent,
not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology
programs of national significance. Today, the Company employs over
425 people in eight offices across the United States. SRC has doubled
its revenue over the past five years and anticipates continued strong
growth.
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