Consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton announced four federal contracts signed in the past two months.
The CMS signed a $26 million contract with the McLean, Va.-based company for strategic planning and business analysis and other services for its consumer information and insurance systems group, according to a news release, and a $16 million contract for services addressing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's quality rating and improvement provisions.
In addition, Booz Allen Hamilton entered into an $18.5 million contract to provide information technology services for the National Institutes of Health's Heart, Blood and Lung Institute, and the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Public Health Center signed a $16.8 million contact with the firm for staff, equipment and technology assistance, among other services.
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