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CSC’s Maricom Wins Potential $105M Award for CMS Data Services

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has awarded Maricom Systems, owned by Computer Sciences Corp. (NYSE: CSC), a potential $105 million contract to provide enterprise data services, CSC announced Tuesday.

CSC said the contract has one base year and five option years. Maricom will provide CMS:

  • master data management
  • enterprise portal services
  • business rules management governance
  • oversight and engineering services

Maricom Chief Operating Officer Chris Guckert said the company and CMS have worked together for 15 years, giving Maricom a “deep knowledge and appreciation of the strategic mission of CMS.”

CSC said Maricom will partner with IBM (NYSE: IBM) and NewWave Telecom & Technologies Inc. in this effort.

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