U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency, also known as DISA, is a state-owned entity headquartered in the US. It employs approximately 5,530 individuals and functions as a combat support agency of the Department of Defense, specializing in IT services and IT consulting.
General Dynamics Information Technology protested the Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) decision to expand Leidos’ $11 billion Defense Enclave Services contract to include the combatant command on July 17, 2026, arguing the agency should have competed the new work. Earlier, on July 2, DISA IT leaders, including Chief of Product Management and Development John Hale and OCONUS Cloud Portfolio Manager Adam Ringel, announced plans to prioritize a major expansion of the commercial cloud marketplace, aiming to create a unified cloud marketplace for the Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability (JWCC). This followed Navy Capt. Cameron J. Mackley's assumption of command of DISA's Joint Interoperability Test Command from Navy Capt. Anthony T. Saxon on June 29. Previously, on June 26, DISA initiated work on four new multiyear contracts, known as Joint Enterprise License Agreements (JELA), to expand enterprise software adoption across the Defense Department, with JELA program manager David White emphasizing the need for shared technology due to increasing operational complexity. On June 24, Army Col. Daniel Zisa took command of the Defense Information Systems Agency Europe Field Command from Army Col. Tilisha C. Rodgers.
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