For third consecutive year Technical Communities was named to Inc. Magazine’s 5000 fastest growing private companies in Amercia. 2010 list offers a preview of which industries are poised for growth in coming years. The Government Services sector showed the biggest gain in terms of the number of companies on the list, up 33 percent from last year to 335 companies.
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Technical Communities Named to 2010 Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America
- By Ali Cheung · August 31st, 2010
Free state government contract search now available
- By Travis Wheeler · August 24th, 2010
Never pay for state contract information again. Just launched today free online state and local contract search.
NIH kicks off $40 billion follow-on contract for IT services
- By Travis Wheeler · August 20th, 2010
The National Institutes of Health kicked off on Tuesday one of the largest information technology procurements in the federal government: a 10-year governmentwide Chief Information Officer-Solutions and Partners 3 contract valued at $40 billion.
US Labor Department’s Office of Disability Employment Policy announces $2.3 million in funding for the ‘Add Us In’ initiative
- By Travis Wheeler · August 11th, 2010
ODEP announces details of the Add Us In initiative’s prospective applicant webinar/conference call. The Add Us In grant recipients will develop and evaluate replicable models, strategies and policies to ensure that people with disabilities from diverse communities have access to a broader range of employment and mentoring opportunities. Grantees will form and strengthen connections between businesses, diversity-serving, youth-serving and disability-serving organizations thereby building a national and local network of experts skilled in serving individuals with disabilities from diverse communities.
Oracle Sued by U.S. in Case Claiming Overcharges
- By Travis Wheeler · July 30th, 2010
Oracle Corp., the world’s second- biggest software maker, was sued today by the U.S. Justice Department, which claimed the company overcharged the government on a contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
GSA to vendors: Go green or else
- By Ali Cheung · July 13th, 2010
Government contractors will have to track their greenhouse gas emissions or risk losing out on new contracts, under a new General Services Administration plan. The requirement, which could take effect in fiscal 2011 or 2012, is a tall order: Few companies currently track their emissions.
2010 Top 100 Government Contractor Rankings
- By Travis Wheeler · July 8th, 2010
2010 Top Government Contractor Rankings prove that the federal contracting market is anything but stagnant
GovContracts Insider: Monthly Highlights
- By GovContracts · June 24th, 2010
GSA Global Supply, Government Services Partnership, Win Bobblehead, Healthcare & Government Expected to Grow, and GSA to move e-mail to the cloud
GovContracts Insider: May 2010
- By GovContracts · May 19th, 2010
Expanded contractor use of GSA Schedules, contractor teaming agreements, GSA’s plan to buy cloud services, $220M in health IT “Beacon Communities” grants, and soaring Federal IT market.
