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LMI Secures $211M Contract to Help Modernize Army Enterprise Tech Platforms

LMI will continue to help the U.S. Army update and integrate enterprise data management systems under a potential three-year, $211 million contract.

The nonprofit consulting services provider said Tuesday it will support the Project Manager for Army Data and Analytics Platforms across business transformation, program management and technical functions.

Tysons, Virginia-based LMI has worked with PM ARDAP for nearly two decades in efforts to mantain logistics and financial technology platforms for the military service.

Robert Lech, vice president of the consultancy’s defense market, said the partnership works to address business process modernization and sustainment challenges at the Army.

Under the contract, the nonprofit will aim to help the service branch transform enterprise resource planning and information systems that support warfighter readiness programs.

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