FORT LEE, Va. June 9, 2021

LGBTQ Pride Month offers history, knowledge, insight

DCMA celebrates the contributions of a community too often misunderstood and mistreated.

April 2, 2021

Days of Remembrance, SAPR Month lead April’s informative efforts

FORT LEE, Va. — Agency team members gather to support for strength, awareness, prevention.

ATLANTA April 1, 2021

Atlanta provides support at Warp Speed

DCMA Atlanta’s Contracts team partnered with the agency’s Cost and Pricing Regional Command Specialty Pricing Team and the DCAA to establish contract requirements and to expedite the cost analysis.

March 29, 2021

My DCMA: Ty Souza, military personnel liaison officer, retired veteran

CARSON, Calif. — My DCMA showcases the agency’s experienced and diverse workforce.

SEATTLE March 25, 2021

Seattle sheds costs with trip to gym

Working with Naval Support Complex Smokey Point officials, DCMA Seattle’s relocation team transitioned personnel from its downtown Bellevue, Wash., office to the newly renovated space Aug. 10, 2020.

March 18, 2021

Stratford team delivers despite COVID ‘Stop Move’

STRATFORD, Conn. — Facing an approaching deadline to load the aircraft on a ship bound for Korea, the Army Utility Helicopter Program Office turned to aircrews from Defense Contract Management Agency Sikorsky Aircraft, in Stratford, Connecticut, for help.

March 11, 2021

DCMA LA takes lead on NSSL affordability

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — The June 2020 Department of Defense National Security Space Launch mission helped DCMA and Space Force get closer to proving a money-saving concept.

March 8, 2021

March marks Women’s History Month, employee-driven change

FORT LEE, Va. — This month celebrates women, an aerospace engineer’s BEYA recognition, the power of employee-driven change, and much more.

March 3, 2021

'Collective effort' drove 20 years of satellite support

SUNNYVALE, Calif. — Agency completes mission supporting AEHF satellite development, deployment.

Feb. 25, 2021

Agency manages critical COVID-19 role

FORT LEE, Va. — When COVID-19 struck, the defense industrial base was declared a critical infrastructure workforce. The production of items essential to national defense would continue, as would DCMA’s support role. With the pandemic altering America’s factory floors, the first question asked was how?