Child support work to IBM

July 17, 2003

	IBM Corp. has won an eight-year, $801 million contract from the California Department of Child Support Services to provide a child support collection system. Under the contract, IBM of Armonk, N.Y., will build, operate and manage the California Child Support Enforcement System.

IBM Corp. has won an eight-year, $801 million contract from the California Department of Child Support Services to provide a child support collection system. Under the contract, IBM of Armonk, N.Y., will build, operate and manage the California Child Support Enforcement System.

IBM will be responsible for system architecture and operations, infrastructure, help desk and overall project management.

The statewide computer network will allow authorized state child support professionals to track and locate parents who are not making child support payments required by law and will enable more efficient collection and distribution of support payments.

IBM's subcontractors on the project are Accenture Ltd. of Hamilton, Bermuda, and American Management Systems Inc. of Fairfax, Va.

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&#009;IBM Corp. has won an eight-year, $801 million contract from the California Department of Child Support Services to provide a child support collection system. Under the contract, IBM of Armonk, N.Y., will build, operate and manage the California Child Support Enforcement System.

IBM Corp. has won an eight-year, $801 million contract from the California Department of Child Support Services to provide a child support collection system. Under the contract, IBM of Armonk, N.Y., will build, operate and manage the California Child Support Enforcement System.