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Goldman Edwards Secures $101 Million CMS Contract

Goldman Edwards, acting as the Principal Contractor and Managing Partner within the Goldman Edwards Tantus (GET) Joint Venture, recently secured a significant contract worth $101 million to support the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This project focuses on enhancing the Clinical Standards and Quality Security Innovation and Operations (SIO) and modernization support program.

This compelling achievement signifies a pivotal moment for Goldman Edwards as it continues to broaden its influence as a lead contractor within federal civilian and healthcare IT modernization initiatives. The contract was awarded after a competitive procurement process, wherein GET outperformed seven other contenders. The initiative aims to augment CMS’s security operations, innovation strategies, and enterprise modernization activities, facilitating the advancement of secure, resilient, and modern digital operations. Such improvements are vital for optimizing healthcare program delivery, operational effectiveness, and overall technology performance.

Jerrod Moton, the CEO of Goldman Edwards, expressed enthusiasm regarding the contract, stating, “This award reflects the trust our government clients place in Goldman Edwards and our partners. Winning this contract signifies a considerable achievement for our company and underscores the confidence that agencies have in our leadership and modernization vision.” He further acknowledged, “This was a team effort, showcasing the collaboration, dedication, and hard work of not just Goldman Edwards but also Tantus and our entire proposal and delivery teams.”

Moton elaborated that the opportunity to support CMS—one of the most critical agencies in the federal landscape—is an honor for the company. He emphasized, “This project directly impacts millions of Americans, reaffirming our commitment to innovation, operational excellence, cybersecurity, and delivering effective mission-focused services.” He also noted that Goldman Edwards remains dedicated to investing in top-tier talent, proven partnerships, and advanced technological capabilities that bridge the gap between governmental mission needs and commercial innovations.

The success of this contract further solidifies Goldman Edwards' expanding portfolio of federal modernization projects in various sectors like healthcare, transportation, cybersecurity, cloud transformation, enterprise IT operations, and digital modernization. Through the GET Joint Venture, both Goldman Edwards and Tantus Technologies leverage their extensive experiences in managing complex federal technology environments, delivering enterprise modernization initiatives, and ensuring efficient cybersecurity operations.

Goldman Edwards is gaining momentum in the federal market, evidenced by its strategic recruitment of former senior government officials, investments in modernization and AI capabilities, and expansions across essential federal contract frameworks and agency initiatives.

“This contract not only reinforces the success of our joint venture but validates our delivery model, customer trust, and the modernization strategy we’ve tirelessly developed,” Moton highlighted. “We look forward to continuing our support for CMS in driving innovation, enhancing security, and facilitating modernization throughout the federal healthcare ecosystem.”

About Goldman Edwards

Goldman Edwards is a recognized small business certified by the SBA 8(a) program and is an MBE in Maryland. It provides comprehensive IT, modernization, cybersecurity, and engineering solutions tailored for federal and state government customers. The company aims to serve agencies across various sectors, emphasizing healthcare, transportation, public safety, civilian services, and infrastructure, all while fostering innovation, rapid delivery, and operational excellence.