A Huntsville firm has been awarded an FBI IT services contract estimated to be worth $8 billion.

According to an announcement by MartinFederal Consulting, LLC, the contract establishes an exclusive vendor pool for sourcing essential IT services over the next eight years. It will be the FBI’s primary method for procuring a broad range of IT and cyber solutions and will be available for use by all Department of Justice components.

“I am proud of our team for their hard work and contribution to this win,” said David Mathis, president and CEO of MartinFed. “We have a diverse team of partners and stand ready to support the FBI, DOJ, and the Federal Law Enforcement community. Our vision is to make a meaningful impact on the safety and security of our nation, and this contract win is evidence of our entire team’s focus on making that vision a reality.”