Booz Allen Wins $43 Million Task Order to Provide Enterprise Systems Support for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
McLean, VA —Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) announced it has been awarded a $43 million task order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Management Information Systems Office for Information Management Support Services. The work will be performed over 3 years.
Under the terms of the contract, Booz Allen will provide full-scale software development lifecycle support for CDC’s enterprise systems, including application design, development, testing, operation and maintenance data management and reporting, SharePoint collaboration support, enterprise systems Help Desk, information assurance, IT project management office support, IT consulting, and secure access management services.
“As a large scale provider of software development services, we are pleased to be able support CDC in new ways,” said Senior Vice President Susan Penfield. “This win is a testament to the firm’s use of the integrated service delivery model, as well as our ability to blend technology and integration skills to help drive efficiencies in information systems.”
Booz Allen will partner with CDC to drive improvements to their enterprise system support processes, including standing up a new Earned Value Management process to understand the effectiveness of current project estimates (cost and schedule) and use the findings to drive improvement in both areas. Booz Allen has been supporting CDC’s Management Information Systems Office since January 2009, when it began writing a strategic plan for an enterprise data warehouse. It later added Electronic Data Interchange support and application development support to its existing data warehouse and business intelligence services for CDC.
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