Social Security awards $525 million IT services contract to Lockheed Martin

Social Security awards $525 million IT services contract to Lockheed Martin

The Social Security Administration awarded Lockheed Martin Corp. a $525 million contract today for IT support services for the agency's systems modernization.

The Agency Wide Support Services Contract is a new contract but continues work the contractor currently performs under its Enterprise Technology Services Contract with the agency.

Under the seven-year contract, Lockheed Martin will provide support in application design, development, testing, and maintenance; database administration and imaging and document management; data administration and programmatic repository and enterprise architecture; software engineering and technology; emerging technology applications; and software engineering management.

Lockheed Martin is the lead contractor. Other vendors include:
  • Global Commerce and Information of Columbia, Md.

  • Pointe Technology Group Inc. of Landover, Md.

  • Computer Programs and Systems Inc. of Baltimore

  • RS Information Systems Inc. of McLean, Va.

  • ESS of Frederick, Md.

  • Apptis Inc. of Chantilly, Va.

  • SM Consulting Inc. of Linthicum, Md.

  • BAE Systems Information Technology (DigitalNet) of McLean, Va.

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Mary Mosquera is a reporter for Federal Computer Week.

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