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5 Companies Land Spots on $85M IT BPA With NIH Heart Institute

A National Institutes of Health organization has chosen five contractors to compete for task orders on a potential $85 million blanket purchase agreement covering information technology support services.

DLH Holdings (Nasdaq: DLHC) announced Wednesday it holds a position on the five-year BPA to help the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute address requirements for agile development, data sciences and health IT areas.

NHLBI formally awarded the spot to Grove Resource Solutions Inc., which DLH acquired in December 2022.

The Federal Procurement Data System lists Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), Axle Informatics, eSimplicity and SeKON as the other awardees.

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