Marine Corps, CGI Enter $34 Million Contract To Update Inventory Tracking System (Alexandra Kelley, Nextgov)

January 21, 2022

IT consulting firm CGI was awarded a new contract with the U.S. Marine Corps to help expand the military branch’s software integration platform to centralize business operations.

Announced on Thursday, the contract with CGI will focus on building out the Marine Corps Platform Integration Center between eight bases. A central role of the MCPIC is supporting inventory tracking through digitally cataloging of vital mission equipment. The associated inventory data is available for end users to query with the help of automated identification and Internet of Things technology, all features CGI will likely develop on.

Marine Corps, CGI Enter $34 Million Contract To Update Inventory Tracking System – Nextgov

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