Nichols Martin
MicroTech has received an $11M task order to support information management activities of the assistant to the secretary of defense for public affairs.
The company said Tuesday it will help the customer support mission systems under the General Services Administration’s Information Technology Schedule 70 contract.
Services will include the design, development and maintenance of internal and external web applications relevant to ATSD-PA’s needs. The company will also manage the Public Affairs Mission Application Enclave.
ATSD-PA supports and provides advice on public and private information, training, audiovisual and community relations activities.
Tony Jimenez, president and CEO of MicroTech, said it is critical work to support ATSD-PA’s approximately 200 internal customers and public websites that have thousands of users.
