General Dynamics IT also protested Leidos' award. GAO denied that protest in a separate decision June 11.

The Navy is overlaying real-time data of the coronavirus's spread and resulting lockdowns on its supply chain management technology to monitor its acquisitions.

General Dynamics protested the contract, arguing that DISA improperly evaluated and awarded the contract. But the Government Accountability Office denied the protest in full.

GDIT is an incumbent for at least part of the work that will fall under the $7.7 billion network services portion of the Navy's Next Generation Enterprise Networks Recompete.

Leidos will provide "base network services ... such as electronic software delivery, end user core build, endpoint detection, logistics management, network operations, security operations, service desk, transport and virtualization services."

SAIC can start serving the Cloud One program now that the GAO denied a protest from incumbent Leidos.