Goldman Edwards, in partnership with Tantus Technologies through the Goldman Edwards Tantus (GET) Joint Venture, has secured a $101 million prime contract from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This contract supports the CMS Center for Clinical Standards and Quality's Security Innovation and Operations program, marking a significant achievement for Goldman Edwards in its expansion within federal civilian and healthcare IT modernization initiatives. The GET Joint Venture was chosen in a competitive procurement process, outperforming seven other bidders. CEO Jerrod Moton highlighted the importance of this contract in enhancing CMS's secure and modern digital operations, which are vital for improving healthcare delivery and operational efficiency. He noted the collaborative efforts of the Goldman Edwards and Tantus teams in achieving this milestone. The award adds to Goldman Edwards' growing portfolio, which includes various federal modernization programs across healthcare, transportation, and cybersecurity sectors. The company continues to invest in talent and technology to meet government mission requirements effectively.