Georgia awards $873 million contract to IBM

November

IBM Corp., the Armonk-based computer services giant, will manage information technology systems for the state of Georgia under a $873 million contract.

Under the eight-year agreement, IBM will consolidate computer systems spread across 11 state agencies into “an integrated and reliable operation,” the company said. The contract, which includes two additional one-year optional extensions, also calls for about 300 state employees to be offered jobs at IBM or subcontractors Dell or Xerox.

This entry was posted on Friday, November 21st, 2008 at 12:20 pm by Jay Loomis.
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