Science Applications International Corporation SAIC

SAIC Company Overview

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) is a U.S.-based technology integrator and government services company that primarily supports federal civilian agencies, the U.S. Department of Defense, intelligence organizations, and select state and local government customers. The company operates in the defense, information technology, engineering, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and mission support industries. SAIC provides systems integration, enterprise IT modernization, cloud services, software development, logistics, training, and mission engineering services, with revenue largely derived from long-term government contracts and task orders.

SAIC traces its origins to the original Science Applications International Corporation founded in 1969 by physicist J. Robert Beyster. In 2013, the original company separated into two entities, with the current SAIC adopting the Science Applications International Corporation name after the split, while the former parent became Leidos. Since then, SAIC has evolved into a large-scale government technology contractor focused on integrating commercial technologies into mission-critical public sector environments. Its strategic positioning centers on deep relationships with U.S. federal agencies, broad contract vehicle access, and expertise in integrating complex IT and operational systems across defense and civilian missions.