IRS taps SAIC for data management, security

  • By David Hubler
  • Jan 07, 2008

The Internal Revenue Service will get help with processing data and managing security from Science Applications International Corp. under a new task order from the General Services Administration.


The single-award, time-and-materials task order has a one-year base and two one-year options for a total value of more than $10 million.


SAIC will provide information technology support for IRS computer systems at the Enterprise Computing Center in Memphis. Those services include data production, communications and security management, systems acceptance testing, troubleshooting, and systems monitoring and analysis.


The follow-on task order was awarded under GSA’s Millennia Lite governmentwide acquisition contract.


 David Hubler writes for Washington Technology, an 1105 Government Information Group publication.

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David Hubler is the former print managing editor for GCN and senior editor for Washington Technology. He is freelance writer living in Annandale, Va.

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