https://govconwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/6-companies-land-spots.mp3 The Defense Health Agency has awarded six companies positions on a six-year, $1.43 billion contract to bring technology modernization processes, tools and methods to the DHA’s program executive office for defense health care management systems .
Contractors will aim to help PEO DHMS personnel adopt methodologies from industry under the multiple-award, firm-fixed-price indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, the Department of Defense said Friday.
The IDIQ award has a one-year period of performance and five option periods that would extend work through January 2028.
Services will be performed in Rosslyn, Virginia, and will be financed with fiscal 2022 operation and maintenance funds from the DHA.
The awardees are:
BCG Federal Blue Clarity Capgemini Government Solutions Deloitte Consulting Edera L3C Optimal Strategix Group Christopher George, a former Intel executive, has joined NVIDIA as VP of public sector after advising the government on AI…
Former Accenture managing director Mishelle Pedenko will lead growth efforts spanning Guidehouse's global health segment.
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Former IBM technical delivery lead Graham Katz will direct data and AI work at MANTECH.
The single-award IDIQ carries a $20 million minimum guarantee and a five-year ordering period.
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Chainalysis has named Eric Trexler, former Palo Alto Networks public sector SVP, as COO to lead global go-to-market operations.
The satellite company will expand dual-use spacecraft platforms and constellation manufacturing following a Series C round.
Under the contract modification, Oracle will continue supporting EHR deployment, training and sustainment through 2031.
Will Cocos previously served as Vantor's chief transformation officer and started his career as a U.S. Navy SEAL officer.
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