iGov Gets Another Marine Win

Allowing females in combat roles wasn't the only modern move this week. Reston, Va.-based iGov was hired by the Marine Corps to modernize one of its combat operations centers. The $100M contract, announced this week, requires the IT systems integrator to update the COC infrastructure, which provides mobile, modular command, and control centers to everything from battalions to divisions.The contract win is part of iGov's strategy to grow and expand its Marine Corps biz.

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