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    Amyx Announces 2 Contract Wins with DLA and NIH

    By Staff WriterJune 9, 2020
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    Satya Akula, Amyx

    Amyx announced it has recently been awarded two new contracts.

    The Defense Logistics Agency Account Management Provisioning System Sustainment Task Order comes under the DLA JETS indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract. It calls for Amyx to support DLA’s critical Identity Management and provisioning system through the identity lifecycle for DLA systems and users.

    Under this effort, Amyx said it will leverage the Oracle Identity Management suite of tools including Oracle Identity Analytics supporting the integration of all identified DLA and Defense Finance and Accounting Service systems and users. This is the 20th task order award on Amyx’s DLA JETS IDIQ.

    Amyx was also awarded the Chief Information Officer – Solutions and Partners 3 Small Business IDIQ contract with a period of performance through July 14, 2022.

    CIO-SP3 is a Best-in-Class Government Wide Acquisition Contract that can be used by agencies to buy total IT solutions. As a National Institutes of Health vehicle, CIO-SP3 is administered by the NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center.

    “We are excited about the addition of these two contracts as we continue to provide exceptional support to the Defense Logistics Agency as well as full-spectrum IT support across many federal government agencies,” said Amyx President and CEO Satya Akula. “With the addition of our 20th DLA JETS task order and the ability to assist agencies who use CIO-SP3, Amyx employees are eager to continue making an impact in light of the current pandemic environment.”

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