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A subsidiary of Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has won a seven-year, $618 million mission order for the U.S. Marshals Agency, a law enforcement agency under the U.S. Department of Justice, responsible for protecting the federal judiciary. ) To modernize the information technology system.
Accenture Federal Services said on Wednesday that as part of an integrated technology project, Accenture Federal Services will continue to update the agency’s case management platform and expand its mobile, analytics, cloud computing, geospatial and biometric tools.
The service of this work aims to help USMS implement automated systems and other emerging technologies to replace the old IT platform.
Jenna O'Steen, AFS managing director and head of the judicial and judicial department, said the company will work hard to help federal law enforcement agencies integrate operational data and gain new insights.
AFS won a task order under the Alliant 2 contract vehicle from the General Services Administration.
In 2017, the GSA Federal System Integration and Management Center awarded the subsidiary a contract valued at $232 million to support the implementation of the USMS mission modernization plan.
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