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Engility Awarded 3-Year VA IT Services Contract; Tony Smeraglinolo Comments


Tony Smeraglinolo
Tony Smeraglinolo

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded Engility Holdings (NYSE: EGL) a potential three-year, $31 million contract to deliver a range of information technology services across the agency.

Engility will support almost 100 IT systems that are designed to manage VA health, benefits and enterprise data, the company said Friday.

Tony Smeraglinolo, president and CEO of Engility, said the company will work with the VA IT office’s product development group through the contract.

“That mission includes providing policy, analysis, strategy, technical guidance and products that ensure IT capabilities are defined and managed for the VA in a manner that improves the lives of our nation’s veterans, ” Smeraglinolo added.

The time-and-materials contract has one base year and two option years.

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