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CRGT-Kearney Team Wins HHS Financial IT Support BPA; Tom Ferrando Comments

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A team comprising of CRGT and Kearney & Co. have won a potential five-year, $50 million blanket purchase agreement to provide finance-related technical support to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

The multi-award BPA covers information technology services for financial systems HHS uses to manage a $900 billion annual budget for more than 300 programs across the department, CRGT said Tuesday.

“HHS has a massive and vital mission of helping Americans live healthy lives, ” said Tom Ferrando, CRGT president.

CRGT will deploy a suite of Oracle enterprise performance management platforms that work to facilitate system integrity and process improvement for the HHS financial systems.

The HHS initiative aims to consolidate financial reporting, accounting and internal control operations as well as support budget execution, strategic planning, operations, maintenance and transition strategy improvements.

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