HP wins $2.5 billion NASA services deal
Summary: HP said that its enterprise services unit won a $2.5 billion services contract with the NASA to update employee computing devices.
HP said that its enterprise services unit won a $2.5 billion services contract with the NASA to update employee computing devices.
The fixed price deal has a four year term with two three year option periods.
Under the agreement, HP will update desktops and other devices for more than 60,000 users and layer in support and collaboration tools. NASA said that HP will provide the devices and manage, secure and maintain them across all of its sites in the U.S.
The contract will be managed from NASA's Shared Services Center in Stennis, Miss.
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RE: HP wins $2.5 billion NASA services deal
You should read the article a little more carefully next time. Your comment does not apply. This is a services and software contract, not a hardware contract. These are completely different service lines within the company.
RE: HP wins $2.5 billion NASA services deal