Mary-Louise Hoffman
Sysorex has joined an Octo Consulting-led team that won a position under a potential $249 million contract from the U.S. Army to provide a range of enterprise information technology services.
Octo Consulting and Sysorex will collaborate to support the military service’s program executive office for enterprise information systems through the EITS program, Sysorex said Wednesday.
Nadir Ali, Sysorex CEO, said the company aims to help the Army manage data infrastructure designed to support warfighters.
The EITS contract contains one base year and two option years.
Work will include business process re-engineering, network and computing design, information and knowledge management, systems engineering and integration, logistics support and information assurance services.
