Capabilities

Professional and Technical Services Overview 

Flexible, life-cycle support for unique mission requirements

From the desktop to the enterprise to mission operations worldwide, General Dynamics Information Technology provides a comprehensive range of professional and technical services to meet critical planning, staffing, management, technology and operational needs. 

The same experience and expertise that drive the strength of our IT offerings also fuel the industry-leading strengths of our professional and technical services. Unsurpassed mission understanding and knowledge of customer requirements assure that our services deliver the support you need for your real-world requirements. 

Capabilities 

• Acquisition
• Enterprise-wide Asset Management 
• Environmental management
• Financial management
• Foreign Military Sales
• Information technology (IT) and network support
• Logistics
• Medical services
• Platform and systems modernization and maintenance
• Program management
• Safety
• Strategy and planning
• Training solutions
• Systems engineering
  • Configuration management
  • Laboratory support
  • Materials engineering
  • Platform design and architecture analysis
  • Reliability and maintainability
  • Subject matter expert (SME) engineering specialties, laboratory support, configuration management
  • Test and evaluation

 Projects and Programs 

• Consolidated Asset Management Solutions (CAMS)
• Defense Cash Accountability System (DCAS)
• Global Combat Support System (GCSS)
• Epidemiological research for the U.S. Army and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• F-22A Integrated Information Systems
• Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care (MC4)
• Missile Defense Agency 
• U.S. Air Force Logistics Center
• U.S. Force Sensor Technology 
• U.S. Air Force Technology Management 
• U.S. Navy Military Sealift Command 
• U.S. Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center San Diego (research, development and test and evaluation services, including all aspects of C4I systems engineering for submarine communications support)
• U.S. Public Health Service’s epidemiological studies