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Making the World Safer, Healthier, and More Efficient Making the World Safer, Healthier, and More Efficient CAPABILITIES OVERVIEW CIVIL DEFENSE HEALTH INTELLIGENCE www.leidos.com Leading 37,000 forward Our Company Leidos makes the world thinking employees safer, healthier, and towards shared success more efficient through MISSION information technology, At Leidos, our employees are inspired to create innovative engineering, and science. technology solutions that solve the world’s toughest problems. We call it our culture of innovation. We are committed to investing in critical internal research and development efforts that respond to your challenges, even as we work to deliver the next generation of agile, cohesive solutions necessary for today’s rapidly changing environment. I am proud to present the following portfolio of capabilities our VALUES company has to offer. I look forward to learning more about your current challenges and our opportunity to create customized solutions for you. VISION ROGER A. KRONE CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CONTENTS INTEGRITY is having the courage to make tough ethical decisions, taking pride in our work, being transparent Become the global leader in the MISSION/VISION/VALUES 01 with our team, and being respectful of everyone. integration and application of is fostering a sense of belonging, information technology, engineering, CORPORATE FACTS 02 INCLUSION welcoming all perspectives and contributions, and and science to solve our customers’ most KEY STATISTICS 03 providing equal access to opportunities and resources demanding challenges. CIVIL OVERVIEW 04 for everyone. We will deliver innovative solutions is not limited to our engineers and through the efforts of our diverse and DEFENSE OVERVIEW 05 INNOVATION scientists. We must all act as catalysts. Be tenacious talented people who are dedicated HEALTH OVERVIEW 06 and curious to help us excel, and be a part of a to our customers’ success. We will empower our teams, contribute to our learning organization. INTELLIGENCE OVERVIEW 07 communities, and operate sustainably. TECHNICAL CORE COMPETENCIES AGILITY is our ability to think and act small while using the size and strength of our balance sheet to Cyber 08 our advantage. It is about being flexible, creative, Digital Modernization 09 and resilient. Integrated Systems 10 COLLABORATION is being inclusive, team-oriented, and proactively engaging—building relationships and Mission Software Systems 11 staying connected with each other. Mission Support 12 COMMITMENT to our customers and our team means Operations & Logistics 13 we are accountable, take ownership, model servant leadership, and operate with a sense of urgency. Sensors, Collection & Phenomenology 14 1 Solve something important. KEY STATISTICS Important work never stops. That’s why Leidos employees wake up every morning to solve important problems for our customers. Our mission is to make the world safer, healthier, and more efficient with IT, engineering, and science. Reston, Virginia 37,000+/- We’re driven by the impact and legacy of our work. Choose Leidos, and let’s solve something important. Headquarters employees worldwide THE CORE COMPETENCIES AT THE HEART OF OUR ENTERPRISE Our technical core competencies underpin the work we do for our customers every day. MARKETS WORKFORCE CIVIL DEFENSE 16,000 $ Cleared Employees 3.7B $ Cyber Digital Integrated Systems Mission Software 2019 3.2B Our solutions and Modernization Our integrated systems Systems $ % services ensure an We take a user-centric are built on the Our mission software 11.1 B 61 adaptive defense approach to digital foundations of agility, systems are designed REVENUE Top Secret + strategy, proactive modernization by delivering modularity, extensibility, to manage complexity threat protection, and a open standards, and purpose-built solutions in environments that % resilient security posture and managed services the new application of require security, 21 across full spectrum that focus on end-user many disruptive sensor precision, speed, and Employees are Military cyber operations. modalities. satisfaction while enabling scale in equal measure. HEALTH Veterans back-end efficiencies and INTELLIGENCE $ $ improved security. 2.0B 2.2B Operation MVP is our company-wide CONNECTED WORKFORCE initiative to hire, train and support returning veterans. Mission Support Operations & Logistics Sensors, Collection & Mission Support provides expertise Our Operations & Logistics teams Phenomenology and solutions in areas such as contract provide transformational logistics We research, develop, and implement 1,135 transition, program execution, and solutions based on operational multiple sensor modalities, develop Employees with PhDs staffing and workforce management. understanding and commercial best advanced sensor system signal practices, with innovative approaches processing capabilities, and integrate supported by technology that delivers collection systems to meet demanding quantifiable results. requirements across operational 8,764 domains. Employees with Master’s Degrees Leidos is well positioned for growth, with subject matter experts THE MARKETS WE SERVE currently operating in 410 locations around the world, including HONORS more than 2,000 employees in international locations. CIVIL DEFENSE Our Civil business helps modernize infrastructure, Our defense business provides global customers with % systems, and security for both government and an innovative portfolio of secure, seamless systems, % 56 highly-regulated commercial customers looking solutions, and services for multi-domain dominance 91Domestic Employees working at for transformative solutions in mission IT, security, and informed decision making in every environment. customer sites software, engineering, and operations. Leidos Innovations Center HEALTH INTELLIGENCE Leidos is a company built on scientific research and development (R&D). From our first contract Our formula to improve healthcare is simple – fuse We use cutting-edge technology and capabilities to in 1969 researching the effects of nuclear weapons, to our ongoing research in artificial the world’s most advanced technologies with the support our customers’ critical missions and defend intelligence and machine learning, Leidos has a legacy of important innovation. The Leidos brightest minds in science, research, and delivery against evolving threats around the world. Innovations Center (LInC) focuses on contract research programs with our customers to solve operations. next generation problems. 2 3 CIVIL DEFENSE Our Civil business helps modernize infrastructure, From seafloor to cyberspace, Leidos is delivering systems, and security. We are a trusted partner to innovative solutions that help our customers protect both government and highly-regulated commercial what’s most important. Our uncompromising customers looking for transformative solutions in focus is on evolving and accelerating readiness, mission IT, security, software, engineering, and resilience, and strategic modernization. Leidos has operations. We work with our core customers nation-scale expertise, working alongside domestic including the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and international organizations and agencies— Department of Energy, Federal Aviation including the DoD, DISA, and all branches of the Administration, NASA, National Science Foundation, U.S. military—to revolutionize and future-proof their Transportation Security Administration, airports, and capabilities around the world and across domains. electric utilities to make the world safer, healthier, With a 50-year heritage, an agile workforce, and and more efficient. We combine our scale as a a dedicated innovation center, Leidos is bridging Fortune 500 company with the deep technical the gap between industry and academia and knowledge of our core competencies and the government challenges. We’re bringing to bear a expertise of our talented and diverse workforce to new generation of tools, technologies, and systems deliver mission-centric innovations. that are changing the way our global customers protect citizens and critical assets and information. Airport and Border Security PRIMARY CUSTOMERS Airborne ISR PRIMARY CUSTOMERS Customs and Border Protection U.S. Army Artificial Intelligence/Machine Artificial Intelligence/Machine Department of Energy U.S. Air Force Learning Learning Federal Aviation Administration U.S. Navy Aviation Systems Global Airport Operators C4ISR DARPA Department of Justice DISA Cloud NASA Cloud Migration COCOMS National Science Foundation Cyber Critical Infrastructure Security MARQUEE PROGRAMS Transportation Security Administration DISA GSM-O Cybersecurity Utilities Data Analytics Airborne ISR Platforms Enterprise IT Modernization MARQUEE PROGRAMS Digital Modernization Air Force ACC ISR NASA End User Services Technologies Maritime Autonomy AFGHAN CLS Environment and Infrastructure DOE Hanford Site Mission Essential GCSS-AF Energy Efficiency Services Modeling, Simulation and Training AFNCR Enterprise IT NSF Antarctic Support Contract Operations and Logistics Warfighter Readiness Training Mission Operations and Logistics NASA Cargo Mission Contract High Fidelity Simulation FAA En Route Automation Modernization Power Delivery Secure Development and Operations F16 AIS PSI FAA Mode S Beacon Replacement System Navy Sea Hunter Sensors and Situational Awareness Schipol Airport Checkpoint Modernization Army AFATDS Entergy Power Delivery and Digital Utility Undersea Sensors VAREC Fuels Management Duke Energy Power Delivery Services 4 5 Dynetics-LInC HEALTH Dynetics,
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