Kacey Roberts
DLH has secured a potential five-year, $23 million contract from the National Institutes of Health to continue providing a range of information technology services for the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Under the award, DLH said Tuesday it will oversee the operations of an integrated advanced clinical/research informatics system that facilitates real-time data and resource sharing for researchers.
Furthermore, the Atlanta, Georgia-based company will research, design, develop and maintain clinical and scientific informatics, Intranet applications, public web pages as well as IT infrastructure and desktop support.
The contract, which has a base period of one year with four additional one-year options, builds upon DLH’s partnership with NIDA since 2014.
