Engenium Secures SeaPort NxG Contract, Expanding Support for the U.S. Navy and DoD

Engenium Inc., a leader in Engineering and Professional Services, is excited to announce its award on SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort NxG), the U.S. Navy’s premier contracting vehicle for acquiring top-tier engineering, technical, and programmatic support services.

This strategic win positions Engenium to deliver innovative solutions across the Department of the Navy and other DoD agencies, reinforcing its role as a trusted subcontractor in defense contracting.

“Being part of SeaPort NxG is a huge milestone for Engenium,” said Jason Irving, CGO of Engenium. “This contract allows us to bring our engineering expertise and problem-solving approach to critical Navy and DoD programs, supporting missions that keep our nation secure.”

SeaPort NxG encompasses a comprehensive range of engineering and technical services, including:

  • Systems Engineering & Software Development
  • Cybersecurity & C4ISR Support
  • Logistics & Sustainment Solutions
  • Program Management & Training
  • Research & Development for Emerging Technologies

Engenium’s capabilities span across various naval systems, delivering expertise in Program Management, Engineering Services, and Workforce Solutions. Our support includes systems and software engineering, strategic workforce planning, and mission-critical program execution, ensuring seamless fielding, testing, deployment, and sustainment.

With a track record of supporting complex defense programs, Engenium is committed to providing tailored, cost-effective solutions that enhance operational readiness and mission success.

Interested in working with us?

Engenium is actively building partnerships with primes and government agencies to bring the best solutions forward.

Connect with us at Jason Irving to learn more about how we can collaborate under SeaPort NxG.

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