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Contract Award- CSC – $21 Million – Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has awarded CSC a task order to provide managed services for end user computing. The task order, worth $21 million, is for three and a half years with a three and a half year option.

Under the contract, CSC will provide installation services for new laptop computers and provide an information technology help desk. Tom Anderson, president of the North American Public Sector Civil and Health Services Group, said  “CSC is pleased to deliver world-class technology-enabled solutions to meet the business needs of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. We look forward to building on our ten-year relationship with the commission and continuing to support its efforts to promote equality in the workplace.”

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