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Cynergy Wins $439M VA Hardware, Software Delivery Task Order


Jeff Brody

Cynergy Professional Systems has won a two-year, $438.8M task order to provide hardware, software and support services to the Department of Veterans Affairs, FedHealthIT reported Friday.

The Laguna Hills, Calif.-based information technology product reseller will deliver a range of hardware such as personal computers, tablets, laptops and adjustable monitors as part of the award.

The order also covers asset management software as well as services such as warranty and imaging support.

The VA Technology Acquisition Center received 11 bids for the small business set-aside award, which falls under the NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V contract vehicle.

Cynergy is a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business that offers IT and communications products to federal, state and local governments. The company also holds a Small Business Administration 8(a) HUBZone certification.

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