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CSRA Subsidiary Lands Spot on Potential $207M HHS IT Services BPA; Kamal Narang Comments


Kamal Narang

A CSRA (NYSE: CSRA) subsidiary has won a position on a potential eight-year, $207 million blanket purchase agreement to provide information technology services to the Department of Health and Human Services‘ Office of IT Infrastructure and Operations.

SRA International will compete for task orders to support various HHS systems under the Next Generation IT Services BPA, CSRA said Friday.

Kamal Narang, vice president of CSRA’s federal health group, said the agreement allows the company to continue its work with HHS and expand client portfolio to include the department’s head office.

CSRA plans to offer data center operations, endpoint engineering, infrastructure engineering and operations,  service management, service desk and deskside support services to HHS ITIO through the NGITS BPA.

The BPA contains a five-year base period and three one-year option periods.

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