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Leidos Books $197M CMS IT Support Task Order; Liz Porter Quoted

Leidos (NYSE: LDOS) will help the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services implement new information technology processes as part of a $197 million task order.

The award has a firm-fixed-price, time and materials structure and covers support for the agency’s IT office and infrastructure and user support team, Leidos said Monday.

CMS tasked the company to simplify agency end-user experience and integrate advanced technology platforms.

“We are delighted to extend our work with CMS in its transformative digital modernization journey,” said Liz Porter, president of the Leidos Health Group.

She added that the company will support the agency’s mission through tailored services.

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