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HP Wins $47M GSA Identity Management Contract

HP Enterprise Services (NYSE: HPQ) has won a potential $47 million contract to support the General Services Administration‘s federal and contractor employee identity management office.

HP said that contract has one base year and two one-year options.

Keith Blodgett, an HP vice president for the U.S. public sector, said HP will help GSA secure federal facilities, systems and applications under the Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 program.

HP will provide the USAccess program with a process for sponsoring, enrolling, adjudicating and credentialing applicants.

HP will help GSA’s managed service office deliver personal identity verification credentials to 500, 000 federal employees and contractors at more than 90 federal agencies, commissions and boards.

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