Leidos

Leidos is a technology and services company. The company says it has 50,000 employees who work with government and commercial customers. Much of its work is for government, and its markets include defense, health, energy, homeland security, intelligence, maritime and space.

Airports and air traffic is one of the markets it lists, alongside its other sectors. Its homeland business delivers air travel modernization, energy and critical infrastructure engineering, border protection, and international defense and security solutions.

The defense business develops and produces advanced space, aerial, maritime and ground platforms for U.S. and allied warfighters. Its defense tech work covers missiles, sensors and maritime autonomy. The website also says its AI systems screen more than one billion airline passengers a year.

Capabilities include artificial intelligence, cyber operations, digital modernization, mission software, prototyping and manufacturing, and quantum. The site says its quantum work covers precision sensing, secure communications and navigation in GPS denied environments.

The NorthStar 2030 strategy sets five growth engines: defense tech, managed health, digital infrastructure and cyber, energy resilience, and mission software. The website says Leidos has deployed solutions across 150 countries and territories.

Customers can buy through government contract vehicles, including multiple award and IDIQ contracts, GSA schedules and international contracts. Partners named on the site include OpenAI, NVIDIA, Second Front, Moveworks and Sourcegraph.

Services

• Airports and air traffic
• Defense
• Homeland
• Space
• Maritime
• Artificial intelligence
• Cyber
• Digital modernization
• Mission software
• Prototyping and manufacturing