US tech firm Serco has won a contract with the Navy Personnel Command to provide Identification Card Administration (ICA) at 67 military sites around the world.The US$42 million, four-year contract has a one-year base period and three one-year option periods, with a value of $42 million, if all options are exercised.This re-competed contract enables Serco to continue verifying entitlement to and issuing identification cards to eligible active duty, reserve, retiree and contractor personnel, as well as eligible family members. The Company will deliver all project management requirements and will staff field offices throughout the United States, Hawaii and Guam. Under the previous contract awarded in 2009, Serco has provided services to over 4 million customers and has issued over 1.5 million Common Access Cards (CAC)."Serco takes pride in delivering Defense Readiness services to our Nation's military and their families," said Dan Allen, Serco Inc.'s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "This contract will allow our team to deliver an innovative and proven program that will continue to support members of the U.S. Navy."

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