The small veteran-owned company will bring DevSecOps expertise to the US Department of Health and Human Services CMS

BALTIMORE, August 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Aquia Inc., a small business owned by a disabled veteran specializing in professional cloud and cybersecurity services, announced today that it has been awarded a subcontract by conformation in support of his one-year 4 million dollars Contract with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

As part of the agreement, Coforma will develop a digital Minimum Viable Product (MVP) to facilitate the resolution of patient-provider disputes, including the front-end portal for submitting complaints and all back-end workflows required for tracking and support solution of measures.

As a subcontractor, Aquia will bring DevSecOps expertise to the project to integrate security engineering into the program lifecycle and ensure that the Master Boot Record (MBR) aligns with the security and compliance policies and requirements of the CMS organization.

“We are so proud to support Coforma in this important mission for federal healthcare beneficiaries,” he said David MaskeroniChief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Aquia Inc. “I worked with the Office of Legislation and Office of Hearings at CMS when the Affordable Care Act was just beginning; It’s great to see the scope of dispute resolution expanding and focusing on human reception services. Coforma is the perfect team to launch this next level of maturity.”

CMS is the federal government’s largest authority by expenditure and is responsible for the personal and personal health information of more than 177 million people in Germany The United States.

About Aquia Inc.

Aquia Inc. is a small business owned by disabled veterans based in Millsboro, DE. Aquia is a developer-focused company founded in 2021 by military veterans with a passion for the security/speed intersection and decades of experience driving transformative change in the public sector,…