• Thursday, March 30, 2023

Marilyn Crouther: HP to Help Run DoD’s Manpower Data Center for $548M

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HP Enterprise Services (NYSE: HPQ) will help operate the Defense Department‘s global technology infrastructure under a potential five-year, $548 million task order.

The company will provide technology and integration services for the Defense Manpower Data Center to update and maintain its hardware and software systems, HP said Wednesday.

Marilyn Crouther, senior vice president and general manager of the U.S. public sector at HP Enterprise Services, said the company will work to help DMDC perform its business operations.

HP has delivered applications and information technology services to DMDC for more than 30 years.

Software systems covered under the order include the Defense Biometric Identification Systems, Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System and Noncombatant Tracking/Emergency Tracking Accountability System.

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