DLH Holdings Corp. has been awarded a task order worth $46.9 million to provide IT services to the National Institutes of Health’s Office of Information Technology. The order includes enterprise IT systems management, cyber security, and software development for a three-year period, benefiting approximately 7,000 end-customers. DLH will focus on cloud migration strategies using partnerships with commercial CSP vendors like Azure, AWS, and Google. President and CEO Zach Parker highlighted DLH’s commitment to innovation and support for the NIH’s critical health missions. The company’s expertise in digital transformation and cyber security will be crucial for this project.
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