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By Light Wins $105M VA ID, Access Mgmt Task Order


By Light Professional IT Services has won a five-year, $105M task order to provide support services for the Department of Veterans Affairs™ identity and access management program, G2Xchange Health reported Tuesday.

VA issued the order under the Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation contracting vehicle.

Work will involve project management, application integration, identity verification services and network, resource monitoring and system administration.

The department uses its IAM platform to manage hosted enterprise functions, including services meant to help identify persons of interest and facilitate data sharing between VA lines of business and external partners.

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