# GDIT Expands Cloud and Cybersecurity Focus

Amy Gilliland’s departure as president of General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) follows nearly a decade of strategic change at the contractor, including a stronger focus on cloud, cybersecurity, automation, zero trust, 5G, and mission-focused AI/ML. Paul Nedzbala is serving as acting president. The report identifies no new solicitation or contract award, but GDIT’s leadership transition and stated Vision, Innovation and Acceleration priorities are relevant to contractors assessing its capabilities and potential competitive or teaming effects in government IT markets.

- GDIT’s focus areas include cloud, cybersecurity, automation, zero trust, 5G, and mission-focused AI/ML; contractors can use these priorities to assess where their capabilities may complement or compete with GDIT.
- With Nedzbala serving as acting president, companies evaluating teaming or competitive strategies should account for the leadership transition without assuming a change to any specific procurement.
- The signal describes corporate strategy rather than an open procurement opportunity; it provides no contract value, solicitation, or submission deadline.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Information Technology, Defense & Military
**Topics:** Cybersecurity, Cloud Services
**Published:** October 15, 2026

### Government Entities
- United States Navy (U.S. Navy)

### Vendors
- General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) ()
- CSRA ()
- Maximus ()
- Amazon Web Services ()
- Microsoft ()

### Sources
- [How Amy Gilliland remade General Dynamics IT - Washington Technology](https://www.washingtontechnology.com/opinion/2026/10/how-amy-gilliland-remade-general-dynamics-it/416614) - Washington Technology