Deals
Leidos, Cerner Win Pentagon’s $9 Billion Health-Records Deal
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A team led by Leidos Holdings Inc. won a competition to create an electronic health-records system for the Pentagon valued at as much as $9 billion through 2033.
Cerner Corp. and Accenture Plc are also part of the winning group, announced by the Defense Department on Wednesday in an e-mailed statement. An initial 10-year contract with a $4.3 billion ceiling covers the first decade of services, according to defense officials.