CTIS

CTIS, headquartered at One Research Court, Suite 200, Rockville, MD 20850, offers a comprehensive range of services including application development and modernization, cloud computing, data services and solutions, mHealth/mobile solution engineering, data management & coordination, IT infrastructure support, and business management consulting. The company is particularly noted for its health informatics solutions, focusing on health research informatics and healthcare informatics. CTIS serves a diverse clientele, including federal agencies, hospital systems, academic medical institutes, and global initiatives. The company holds multiple contract vehicles such as GSA IT Schedule 70, CIO-SP3, SPARC – SB, FDIC ITAS NG BOA, and NCI CBIIT PITS BPA. CTIS is certified with ISO 9001:2015 for Quality Management, ISO 20000-1:2018 for Service Management, and ISO 27001:2022 for Security Management. Notable projects include the Inova Intelligence Informatics Engine (i3E) for optimizing departmental communications, Safety Profiler with Moffitt Cancer Center, and various registries and web-based portals for institutions like Washington Hospital Center, University of Colorado Cancer Center, and Johns Hopkins Center for Clinical Global Health Education. The company also provides data analytics services in health research, healthcare, and public health, and has developed several mHealth solutions such as mPHR2, mEMR, MWarrior, Safety Profiler, I2F, and VHP Patient Connect. CTIS maintains a long-standing relationship with the National Institutes of Health and has received a $100 million award in 2022 under CIO-SP3 for supporting CTEP-ESYS over the next five years. The company also supports the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) with critical IT infrastructure and processes, and has developed systems and frameworks for global health initiatives in Nigeria, Eastern Africa, and Bangladesh. CTIS offers IT infrastructure support, including high-availability configurations, backup and recovery strategies, and disaster recovery simulations, as well as cloud computing services hosted on Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.