Kyndryl Secures Texas DIR-CPO-6161 Contract for IT Modernization, Cybersecurity, AI

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Kyndryl secured a DIR-CPO-6161 contract to deliver deliverables-based IT services across security, cloud, applications, data and AI to Texas state and local agencies. The agreement grants public-sector organizations streamlined access to Kyndryl’s modernization, cyber resilience and responsible AI capabilities for critical systems such as healthcare IT and licensing services.

1. Contract Award Details

Kyndryl was awarded a deliverables-based IT services contract (DIR-CPO-6161) by the Texas Department of Information Resources, enabling state and local agencies to procure a broad range of technology services through the DIR Cooperative Contracts Program. The multi-year agreement grants streamlined access to Kyndryl’s advisory, implementation and managed services across security, cloud, applications, data and AI.

2. Scope of Services

Under this contract, Kyndryl Consult advisory teams will assess existing IT environments, identify modernization priorities, and oversee multi-phase transformation projects. Services include cybersecurity strengthening, legacy platform modernization, cloud migration, data management and responsible AI integration, with applications spanning healthcare IT, licensing systems and digital service delivery.

3. Benefits for Texas Agencies

The contract simplifies procurement for government entities, providing a turnkey path to modernize mission-critical systems while maintaining regulatory compliance and operational continuity. Agencies will benefit from scalable digital services for health and human services, public safety, transportation and courts, enhancing service reliability and user experience for millions of Texans.

4. Regional Investment and Expertise

Kyndryl’s expansion of local teams in Texas underscores its commitment to public sector modernization, bringing embedded expertise in resilient IT infrastructure. The company’s deep government experience and focus on cyber resilience position it to address technical debt and evolving demands for secure, AI-enabled digital services.

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