DLH Holdings Corp. awarded $19.1M cybersecurity contract to NIH Center for Information…
What happened
DLH Holdings Corp. was awarded a task order valued at up to $19.1 million to provide risk management framework and cybersecurity operations support services. The contract is with the National Institutes of Health Center for Information Technology. This three-year agreement covers integrated cybersecurity services, including security assessment, vulnerability management, and cloud security, across the NIH enterprise environment.
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Why it matters
The award expands DLH Holdings Corp.'s support for the National Institutes of Health as the agency strengthens its resilience. The services will help the Center for Information Technology comply with federal cybersecurity requirements and advance priorities related to zero trust and cloud modernization.
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Who's involved
- Center for Information TechnologyThe U.S. research institute that received the task order for cybersecurity services.
- United States National Institutes of HealthThe US government medical research agency that is the ultimate client of the services.
- Puerto RicoAn unincorporated territory of the United States of America.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Center for Information TechnologySpeculative
The Center for Information Technology might see increased funding for its core cybersecurity services.
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The entities involved
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Center for Information Technology
U.S. research institute, part of the National Institutes of Health