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Emergent Lands Potential $125M VA Software Licensing Order

Emergent secures three-year, $125.5 million delivery order to deploy Oracle software licenses for the VA.
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Emergent has secured a potential three-year, $125.5 million delivery order to deploy Oracle software licenses for the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The VA announced the enterprise license agreement award in a notice posted Thursday on the government’s SAM website.

The order has an initial value of $57.5 million and was issued under the Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement contract vehicle.

In late 2017, the company received a $98.8 million contract to help the Defense Health Agency update its Oracle licensing model.

Virginia Beach, Va.-based Emergent partners with technology vendors to sell information security, cloud computing, collaboratio, networking and open source platforms to the government sector.

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