Guidehouse, a leading global provider of consulting, digital, and managed services to commercial and public sector clients, has announced that it was selected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to partner with their Office of Chief Information Officer (OCIO) for a five-year contract to support critical IT operations, processes, and systems.
Guidehouse will support OCIO’s objectives in three areas. First, they will assist in ensuring Information Technology resources are focused to be customer-centric, drive operational agility, enrich business functions, and position FBI technology for the future. Second, Guidehouse will further preserve the public’s trust by securing, assessing, and maintaining the FBI’s cybersecurity program and IT systems. Lastly, Guidehouse will aid in transformation efforts, managing strategic IT roadmaps, and addressing IT issues that span across the FBI while defining enterprise technology standards to ensure interoperability of enterprise services.
“Guidehouse looks forward to continuing our partnership with the FBI and expanding our support to the OCIO and its important role in the organization. Our team will continue to bring IT thought leadership, leading practices, and consultants that are passionate about the FBI’s public safety mission,” said John Saad, Partner, Defense & Security Segment Leader at Guidehouse.
Read about Guidehouse’s win here.
