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Vienna, Virginia – March 26, 2008 –
PROJILITY, Incorporated, a leading information technology consulting firm, today announced that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has selected PROJILITY to provide enterprise level consulting services to support NIH’s technology requirements. The blanket purchase agreement (BPA) covers a period of three-and-a-half years (through August 2011).
Having made a significant investment in enterprise software licensing over the years, NIH sought an IT services provider to help leverage the investment. As directed by the contract, PROJILITY will provide project and program management, technology planning, application development, system and process engineering, and training services on a variety of upcoming cross-cutting enterprise solutions.
“NIH is one of the public sector’s foremost technology leaders and a visionary in the health care space,” said Jose Marroig, President and CEO of
PROJILITY. “
PROJILITY is delighted to have been awarded this blanket purchase agreement, which will serve as a solid medium for NIH stakeholders to access our expert-level IT and project management consulting services. Together with our teaming partners, we look forward to working with NIH on new, innovative solutions that will support the agency’s vision, mission and strategic goals.”
About
PROJILITY
PROJILITY is a highly-focused minority-owned consulting firm that provides Federal government agencies and commercial organizations with solutions built to enhance project performance. PROJILITY clients include multiple agencies within the US Department of Homeland Security, National Institutes for Health, and US Department of Agriculture, as well as serving industry leaders such as Computer Sciences Corporation, Booz Allen Hamilton, and General Dynamics. PROJILITY offers Microsoft EPM, Sharepoint, CRM and management consulting services via direct contracting vehicles, large system integrators, and channel partners.
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