Envistacom Wins Prime Award on $2B NIH IT Contract Vehicle

The National Institute of Health has selected Envistacom as a prime contractor for a two-year, $2 billion governmentwide contract vehicle for information technology and telecommunication services.

The company said Thursday it aims to help federal customers, such as NIH and the Department of Health and Human Services, address IT requirements through its prime position on the Chief Information Officer–Solutions and Partners 3 Small Business GWAC.

CIO-SP3 tasks encompass IT support for health care, biomedical and health science programs, Envistacom noted. The Atlanta-based technology contractor will offer services across areas such as software development, infrastructure integration and digital medical equipment systems maintenance.

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