DLH Holdings Wins $19.1 Million NIH Cybersecurity Contract

DLH Holdings Corp. received a task order valued at up to $19.1 million to provide cybersecurity operations and risk management framework support to the National Institutes of Health Center for Information Technology. The three-year contract, which includes a base period and multiple options, tasks the company with delivering integrated services such as incident response, vulnerability management, cloud security, and security architecture.

The project focuses on advancing federal priorities including zero trust, cloud modernization, automation, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence. These efforts aim to ensure compliance with federal requirements while reducing operational risk and maintaining mission continuity for the agency's IT infrastructure.

Kathryn JohnBull, President and CEO of DLH Holdings Corp., stated that the award aligns with the company's strategy to grow technology-powered solutions in core markets. She noted that the contract expands the company's support for the National Institutes of Health as the organization strengthens resilience in an evolving cyber landscape.