Guident wins $30M Justice BPA for software assistance

Guident will provide software development services to the Justice Department under a five-year blanket purchase agreement that has a potential estimated value of $30 million.

Under this BPA, which is also available to any DOJ component, the systems-engineering provider’s software services will assist the department’s Antitrust Division, according to a Feb. 13 Guident announcement.

The software development services will support the DOJ staff in Management Systems, Web Customer Liaisons, Office Automation, and Litigation Support.

Specific task areas of support include:

• Management Information Systems
• Business Process Management and Forms Development
• Web 2.0 Collaborative Applications
• Economic Analysis
• Management Systems Security
• MIS Infrastructure Development
• Website Design, Development, and Content Management
  

“The ability to leverage software solutions to streamline processes and enable a more efficient workflow is key to an agency delivering on its given mission,” said Dan Ackerman, Guident executive vice president, in the announcement.