Kacey Roberts
Inadev was tapped by the Department of Health and Human Services to enhance the payroll operations of its Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health under a $33 million prime contract.
The codeless architecture configuration contract calls for the migration of OASH’s current Commissioned Corps Integrated Personal and Payroll System to Unqork’s no-code software platform, Inadev said Tuesday.
The McLean, Virginia-based federal technology services provider will perform work over a multi-year period.
“Inadev is a huge proponent of low-code/no-code systems, having leveraged our own proprietary platform—CEEBIT—for enterprise-wide federal agencies and commercial clients,” said Vikrant Binjrajka, co-founder and chief technology officer of Inadev.
HHS earlier adopted the use of the Unquork software platform in an effort to simplify business processes through digitization.
