Delaware SpendingHP Enterprise Services LLC
Delaware state vendor profile · FY2018–FY2019 · 779 payments on the state checkbook
Payments by Fiscal Year
Who Pays Them
What the Money Buys (categories)
HP Enterprise Services was Hewlett-Packard's IT-services arm — originally Ross Perot's EDS, which HP acquired in 2008. It's the oldest name in the chain of companies that have run Delaware's Medicaid claims machinery.
As Delaware's Medicaid systems contractor, its payments here are largely claim dollars flowing through to providers. In 2017 the business merged into DXC Technology, and in 2020 the state-health unit became Gainwell — three names, one contract lineage, visible right on this checkbook.
HP Enterprise Services LLC received $1.14 billion from the State of Delaware between FY2018 and FY2019, across 779 payments — an average of $1,465,419 per payment. The largest payer was Department of Health & Social Services, accounting for 100% of the total. In the most recent year (FY2019), the state paid HP Enterprise Services LLC $3,680. Annual payments fell 100% between FY2018 and FY2019.