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GovCIO Secures $375 Million FEMA IT Contract

FEMA has tapped technology firm GovCIO for a five-year, $375 million contract to manage its enterprise IT infrastructure. The deal focuses on maintaining the agency's hybrid cloud and on-premises systems, ensuring that mission-critical technology remains operational during routine periods and high-stakes disaster response efforts nationwide.

GovCIO Secures $375 Million FEMA IT Contract
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The agreement tasks GovCIO with providing comprehensive support for FEMA’s Office of the Chief Information Officer, covering network operations, mobility services, and endpoint engineering. By utilizing agile delivery methods, the company aims to modernize the agency's existing architecture while enhancing the stability and security of its digital foundation. This infrastructure is essential for the agency’s ability to coordinate disaster recovery and maintain continuity of operations.

Rebecca Miller, President of GovCIO’s Health and Civilian Sector, described the contract as a reflection of the trust FEMA places in the firm to manage one of the federal government's most sensitive environments. GovCIO CEO Jim Brabston noted that the work will prioritize system reliability under demanding conditions. The modernization effort is designed to ensure that FEMA’s technology remains scalable and responsive, allowing the agency to serve communities effectively when emergencies arise.

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