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ACS Wins $10M Health IT Contract


The Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific (REHAB) has awarded Affiliated Computer Science Inc (ACS) a $10 million contract renewal to continue providing information technology support and services.

ACS will supply server, applications, network, desktop, and service desk management as well as consulting services for the installation and implementation of an electronic health record system. The company will also continue serving as REHAB’s CIO.

“Our relationship with REHAB demonstrates the strong collaboration, depth of experience and technology expertise we bring to our client engagements, ” remarked executive vice president and group president of ACS IT Outsourcing Solutions, Derrell James. “REHAB’s decision to renew its contract with ACS is a great example of our commitment to sustaining long-term relationships with clients of all sizes and in diverse markets.”

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