Christine Thropp
DMI has secured a $22 million contract from the Office of Personnel Management to support its Office of the Chief Information Officer’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Data Center.
The Tysons Corner, Virginia-based digital transformation services provider said Tuesday it will help safeguard OPM environments by maintaining a comprehensive zero trust security framework.
Contract work covers access controls, encryption, network segmentation and continuous monitoring and is aimed at ensuring OPM remains available to support workforce policies, programs and benefits of federal agencies.
DMI will leverage its experience in migrating and managing multi-cloud environments in support of the contract.
“We’re proud to build on our relationship with OPM through this contract,” said Rocky Thurston, CEO of DMI. “Our institutional knowledge of OPM’s mission objectives will help DMI exceed the agency’s expectations with reliable, secure service.”
