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ACS Wins $18M Contract


Affiliated Computer Services Inc, received a $18 million contract extension from the City of Irvine, California.

Under the contract ACS will supply consulting, network management, support for the city’s data center, applications support, and other IT services.

“ACS will continue to work hard each day to provide the City of Irvine with quality services, ” remarked ACS Government Solutions executive vice president and group president, Joseph Doherty. “This extended agreement is a good example of how ACS’ client-focused approach can create and grow long-term partnerships.”

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