Information Analysis, Inc. Awarded Subcontract with imPACTS(TM)
FAIRFAX, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) awarded two IDIQ contracts with a potential period of performance of up to five years each to imPACTS LLC, a national provider of high quality government services. As part of the imPACTS team, Information Analysis Incorporated (IAIC:OTCBB), a provider of management and technical services, will be an integral part of supporting the imPACTS team in its efforts to support the mission of DHS. These contracts enable imPACTS to compete for work with other awardees in a broad range of services and solutions supporting DHS offices around the country and globally. Program Management, Administrative, Clerical, and Technical Services (PACTS), a multiple-award IDIQ procurement with a $1.5 billion ceiling, is set-aside for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) and provides a vehicle to procure program management, administrative, clerical, and technical services for DHS. These two contracts were awarded in the following PACTS Functional Categories (FC): FC 3 for Clerical and FC 4 for Technical.
In order to provide the best possible level of service to DHS, imPACTS was formed as a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business joint-venture backed by an exclusive team of businesses that were selected for their DHS experience, relevant technology skills, and proven track records of quality performance. The imPACTS' team's collective experience demonstrates our ability to deliver high quality services and solutions.
While vastly different, the two categories of services imPACTS will provide include all skill levels, from entry level to senior management, from junior analysts to senior subject matter experts. The FC 3 (Clerical) contract scope includes general office support and secretarial duties to include document drafting and word processing, phone messaging, and mail services. These services may be procured to support field office work, call centers, and growing department needs. The FC 4 (Technical) contract scope allows DHS to contract for services in the support of physical laws and principles of engineering which may involve any of the following activities: provision of advice, preparation of feasibility studies, preparation of preliminary and final plans and designs, provision of technical services during the construction or installation phase, inspection and evaluation of engineering projects and related services to support new or existing projects and explore technology that further secures the country. Information Analysis will support the imPACTS team in both Functional Categories.
"Success in a DHS-imPACTS partnership means that things that are needed get done in a timely, cost-effective, and professional manner," said Rick Davis, imPACTS Contract Program Manager. "We view this relationship as a partnership with open communications, accurate and technically viable bids, well-stated requirements, wise shepherding of taxpayer dollars, and fair return to private sector partners." Sandy Rosenberg, CEO of Information Analysis said, "This opportunity is very exciting for us to team in such a business venture. We believe that our experience in various parts of DHS enhances the team's overall capabilities."
About Information Analysis Incorporated
Information Analysis Incorporated (www.infoa.com), headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, is a management consulting and information technology services company. The Company provides solutions from the feasibility stage through full implementation of a system.
About imPACTS(TM) LLC
imPACTS(TM) LLC, an Arlington, VA based joint venture (JV), was created to provide quality professional services to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) under the PACTS contract. www.impactsllc.com
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Source: Information Analysis Incorporated
Released October 1, 2009
