Military Awarded Contracts to Epsilon and FCN
The Department of War finalized two major service contracts with Epsilon Systems Solutions and FCN Inc.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Military Jobs
The Department of War has awarded new military contracts to Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc. and FCN Inc. for technical support and software sustainment. These agreements were finalized in late September 2026 to support specific maintenance and platform needs.
Why it matters
These contracts ensure the continued operation of critical military maintenance infrastructure and cybersecurity software. Securing these services allows defense branches to maintain readiness through specialized technical support and platform renewals.
Epsilon Systems Solutions received a $31,153,036 contract modification, while FCN Inc. secured a $29,690,466 contract. These awards were backed by initial obligations of $674,322 from the Navy and $14,493,234 from the Air Force, respectively.
The players
Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc.
This company is a specialized provider of professional engineering and technical services for the Department of Defense.
FCN Inc.
This firm is a technology solutions provider based in Rockville, Maryland, that frequently contracts with federal agencies.
The details
Epsilon Systems Solutions will provide technical and repair services for the Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity in San Diego through September 2027. Meanwhile, FCN Inc. is tasked with the sustainment renewal of the Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR Platform through September 2028.
Timeline
September 29, 2026: The Epsilon Systems Solutions contract was awarded.
September 30, 2026: The FCN Inc. contract was awarded.
September 29, 2027: Expected completion date for the Epsilon contract.
September 29, 2028: Expected completion date for the FCN contract.
Market Landscape
These contract awards illustrate the ongoing reliance on private sector firms to manage specialized infrastructure and cybersecurity tools. This trend highlights the broader industry shift toward competitive acquisitions through standardized government procurement vehicles like the NASA SEWP.
These contracts represent significant capital flow into the defense tech sector, impacting the operational capabilities of military branches. While these awards primarily affect internal defense logistics, they influence the broader market for federal IT and maintenance service providers.
The takeaway
These agreements highlight the critical role private contractors play in maintaining national defense infrastructure and digital security platforms. Understanding these awards provides insight into how the government allocates resources to modernize its technical support systems.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by U.S. Department of War.
