InfoZen wins $212M TSA award to support mission-critical programs
By Loren Blinde
April 1, 2015
InfoZen, a Bethesda, MD-based cloud broker and provider of mission-critical IT services to the public sector, announced on April 1 that the Department of Homeland Security’s Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has awarded the company a 5-year $212 million contract to support the operations and maintenance of vetting programs designed to protect the U.S. transportation system against terrorism and national security threats.
InfoZen will work with TSA to continue to address the requirements of the Office of Intelligence and Analysis for the deployment, implementation, operation, and maintenance of a broad range of transportation vetting programs.
“We are thrilled to continue our successful partnership with TSA to provide operational and technical expertise to this critical national security mission,” said Raj Ananthanpillai, CEO of InfoZen. “This award is a testament to the agency’s confidence in InfoZen, and we look forward to providing our experts and expertise as we support TSA in protecting our national security. InfoZen will continue to enhance its service offerings, including cloud computing and virtualization, to best serve our customers.”
InfoZen provides cloud managed services, DevOps, software and systems engineering, data management, and IT services management. InfoZen’s solutions focus on information-based screening and risk assessment of millions of people to protect critical infrastructure and support national security.
Source: InfoZen
