Leidos secures $56 million Navy behavioral-health research contract

Leidos said on October 15 that the Naval Health Research Center selected it for a $56 million, 66-month assignment. The work covers behavioral-health studies, operational evaluations and data analysis intended to identify factors affecting service members’ health, performance and deployment readiness.

The award adds a multiyear U.S. government program to Leidos’ contracted work and provides revenue opportunity over the 66-month performance period. The company is expected to apply the research findings to practical measures supporting military readiness.

  • 1The Naval Health Research Center awarded Leidos a contract worth $56 million with a 66-month performance period.
  • 2The program covers U.S. armed-service personnel and includes research into health, performance and readiness across the deployment cycle.
  • 3Leidos will perform data-driven analysis and operational assessments for the Navy research center.

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