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Centerpoint Secures $200M State Dept Cybersecurity Support BPA

Centerpoint has won a potential five-year, $200M blanket purchase agreement to help the State Department secure information technology systems.

The company said Thursday it also received an initial task order under the BPA to provide cybersecurity support to system owners and information system security officers at the department.

The agreement will run through Sept. 29, 2025, and work will cover all department components if options are exercised.

Leesburg, Virginia-based Centerpoint secured a separate $115M cybersecurity contract from the Department of Health and Human Services.

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