News:

June 6, 2018 – Credence has been awarded a contract to support the USCG Command, Control, Communications, Computer, and IT Service Center (C4ITSC) and USCG Operations Systems Center (OSC). Credence’s work includes IT data floor and facilities and management support to existing and future facilities, data floors, computer systems, and communications networks. Specific services will involve knowledge management and documentation; disaster planning; continuity of operations; disaster recovery; asset management; office space management; system transitions; testing and quality assurance; hardware and software installations; security systems support; access control system support; intrusion detection support; video surveillance system support; network security; and duty analyst coverage.

May 15, 2018 – Credence has been awarded a mission-critical contract to provide DLA J6 with Technology Foundation Services (TFS) IAVMS, assisting DLA in their mission to provide high-quality and cost-efficient information systems, customer support, telecommunications, and data management services for the DoD and our Armed Forces. Our personnel will provide users with global support by ultimately helping ensure the security of critical DLA systems. Our responsibilities include patch and compliance management, vulnerability management systems reporting, scan reporting, certification and accreditation, remote technical support, cybersecurity assessments, and statistics and audit reporting. We look forward to assisting DLA J6 in meeting its vulnerability management and information assurance objectives.

May 9, 2018 – We are proud to announce that AFSPC has awarded Credence a 614 AOC/JSpOC prime contract at Vandenberg AFB, California. We will help ensure a successful, comprehensive weapon system upgrade, along with supporting an Advanced Training program that begins at the individual-based training and evolves to a crew/threat-based training program that more accurately represents the operational demands in a dynamic, warfighting environment in space. More specifically, Credence will provide systems engineering, test support, mission systems integration, configuration management and analysis, advanced training development and execution, and program-level support for a wide range of weapons systems. To accomplish this mission, we will also coordinate and execute test objectives, resource requirements, schedules, and developmental testing and evaluation (D&E) events.

April 30, 2018 – Credence is pleased to announce our 7th task order award under the DLA JETS vehicle. Credence will provide contract reporting and analytics support to the J6TE by sustaining and tailoring existing processes for acquisition support, compiling reports and metrics, developing and migrating to new data collection and processing methods, and ensuring Agency information is accurate and up-to-date. Our team is integral to the success of the J6TE and the DLA Contracting Services Office (DCSO), whose collective mission is to accurately and efficiently gather, track, analyze, and report acquisition process data to achieve greater efficiency and cost savings and avoidance.

April 24, 2018 – Credence is pleased to announce our recent task order award to support the DLA J64, Emerging Technologies sector. Our personnel will operate, maintain, document, integrate, and make recommendations to standardize the Video Teleconferencing (VTC), Streaming Video (SV), and Internet Protocol Base Video Teleconferencing (IPTV) hardware/configurations for the DLA Video Operation Center (VOC) and Continuance of Operation Plan (COOP). By monitoring, scheduling, and troubleshooting video teleconferences for the DLA, our team will support the DLA J64’s mission to improve IT efficiencies throughout the DLA. Credence looks forward to supporting the DLA as it continues to build an expansive and stable enterprise infrastructure by promoting IT standardization across the Agency.

April 19, 2018 – Credence is pleased to support the U.S. Coast Guard Office of Boat Forces (CG‐731) in the creation, revision, and reformatting of U.S. Coast Guard Boat Operator’s Handbooks, providing engineering specifications and safety requirements validation for missions critical to harbor safety and navigation. Credence will provide the key technical expertise to help create and modify the boat operator’s handbooks for more than 30 Coast Guard boats and vessels. These boats and operators are critical elements in ensuring the safety, security and navigability of the U. S. waterways, and Credence is excited to be a key partner in the CG-731’s mission to provide safe and effective boat operations in support of all Coast Guard missions.

March 28, 2018 – Credence is pleased to announce our recent re-award to support the Defense Personnel and Family Support Center’s (DPFSC) YRRP. Credence personnel will provide training classes to support Service Members and their families throughout the various stages of deployment. Credence has had the honor to serve over one million participants throughout our previous involvement with the DPFSC YRRP, and we look forward to continuing our service to our nation’s military.

March 13, 2018 – Credence is proud to announce our task order award to support the MMCR program under the 309^th Software Maintenance Group (SMXG) at Hill Air Force Base (AFB), Utah. Our team will provide a variety of mission-critical network and server engineering, and national security system IT services across multiple platforms to benefit more than 90 programs within the SMXG. We look forward to assisting the MCCR program by providing Government Civil Service support to its variety of customers.

March 7, 2018 – Credence is excited to provide Incident Response Support to the DLA’s AMPS application, the gateway to DLA systems, which is accessed by 270,000 users world-wide for any and all DLA applications. AMPS provides Federal, contractor, and public service members access to all internal DLA web applications, accessible anywhere and at any time. We will assist DLA AMPS operations through expert project management support, technical and analytical assistance, and transition support services to end-users—with an overall goal to reduce service interruptions and improve incident response times for this mission-critical system.