EDS wins $96 million infrastructure deal with federal government

Thursday, 21 May, 2009

EDS, an HP company, has signed a $96 million agreement to manage the technology infrastructure for the Department of Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry, providing expanded technology services across the department’s key locations and increased economic value to the Commonwealth.

Under the five-year agreement, EDS will provide desktop, server, storage and architecture services. EDS will manage and provide help and service desk support to approximately 5000 employees across the department’s 300 locations, as well as provide the overall storage and IT architecture and design services in a multivendor agency environment.

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