GDIT will continue to provide core IT services to Navy operations outside the lower 48 states at 54 overseas sites and across 10 countries.

Marine Corps Systems Command issued a request for information Jan. 7 seeking a vendor to help the service migrate to the cloud.

The Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force don't have consistent processes in place for software rationalization.

This latest portion of the contract, set to replace the Navy's preceding $3.5 billion Next Generation Enterprise Networks acquisition, will specifically procure service, management, integration and transport (SMIT).

CSRA, now a subsidiary of General Dynamics IT, will provide commercial cloud capabilities from multiple services providers, including Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, to the Navy at Impact Levels 2, 4 and 5.

The service sponsored HACKtheMACHINE this past weekend in Seattle to gather the best and brightest in tech to take a look at some of the Navy's biggest digital challenges.