[from Washington Post.....if the average is a 25% markup.........]
FEDERAL CONTRACTS States News Service Monday, October 1, 2001; Page E09 KPMG Consulting Inc. of McLean won a contract worth up to $277 million from the Army to provide program management support services for Standard Army Management Information Systems. Academy for Educational Development of Washington won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Aspen Systems Corp. of Rockville won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Burson Marstellar of Washington won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Communication Collective of Bethesda won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Cygnus Corp. of Rockville won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Harrison Maldonado Associates Inc. of Washington won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. MACRO International Inc. of Calverton won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Porter Novelli of Washington won a share of a $250 million contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. Social and Scientific Systems of Bethesda won a share of a $250 million award contract from the National Institutes of Health for information and communications services. MVM Inc. of McLean won a $54.19 million contract from the Justice Department for court security officer services in the 12th judicial circuit. Fulcrum Corp. of Fairfax won a $25 million contract from the General Services Administration for professional engineering services. Coakley and Williams Construction Inc. of Gaithersburg won an $18.1 million contract from the Space and Naval Warfare Center for construction of a joint analysis warfare center. Wilson Information Services Corp. of New Market won a $15.79 million contract from the National Cancer Institute for scientific library services at the center. Bell Boeing's Joint Project Office of Patuxent River, Md., won an $11.87 million contract from the Navy to update existing technical manuals, drawings, interactive electronic technical manuals, technical databases and various data and documentation media used in support of the V-22 aircraft maintenance. Chianelli Building Corp. of Norfolk won a $11.5 million contract from the Navy for revitalization of 308 units at Shelton Circle and Gela Point at the Naval Amphibious Base. AeroAstro Inc. of Herndon won an $11.17 million contract from the Space and Missile Systems Center for spacecraft design, construction, integration and testing related to the Space Test Program Satellite One mission. AAI Engineering Support of Hunt Valley won a $10.63 million contract from the Air Force for engineering and program management support for an upgrade to the maintenance training system supporting the C-17 aircraft. Systems Management Engineering Inc. of Reston won a $10 million contract from the General Services Administration for management, organizational and business improvement services. MTS Technologies Inc. of Arlington won an $8.95 million contract from the Naval Air Warfare Center for combined arms-staff training upgrades. CACI Field Services Inc. of Chantilly won a $7.99 million contract from the Navy for technical support services for the Naval Supply Systems Command and associated field activities. Resource Consultants Inc. of Vienna won a $7.6 million contract from the Navy for technical support services for the Naval Supply Systems Command and associated field activities. Federal Management Partners Inc. of Alexandria won a $3.5 million contract from the General Services Administration for management, organizational and business improvement services. Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine of Rockville won a $3.07 million contract from the Navy for research and development support for the Naval Medical Research Center and its detachments. Tecnico Corp. of Chesapeake won a $2.99 million contract from the Navy for habitability-improvement support services. Xerox Document Training University of Leesburg won a $2.41 million contract from the Internal Revenue Service to lease a residential training facility. Smith Midland Corp. of Midland won a $2.27 million contract from the Secret Service for crowd-control barriers. Coda Inc. of Silver Spring won a $2 million contract from the General Services Administration for management, organizational and business improvement services. ACS Government Solutions Group Inc. of Rockville won a $1.86 million contract from the Defense Department for military, retired and annuity pay services. AT&T Corp. of Washington won a $1.63 million contract from the Defense Commissary Agency for automatic data processing and telecommunications services. Bert Smith and Co. of Washington won a $1.28 million contract from the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. for accounting and auditing support services for premium income and accounts receivable programs. Envisioneering Inc. of King George won a $942,286 contract from the Navy for scientific studies of electro-optical and infrared surveillance and targeting technology. McDonald and Eudy Printers Inc. of Temple Hills of won a $734,139 contract from the Government Printing Office for printing services. World Botanical Associates of Laurel won a $422,565 contract from the National Cancer Institute for plant collections and taxonomy. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University of Blacksburg won a $402,000 contract from the Navy for a tactical communications architecture and implementation plan for the Customs Service. Alliant Techsystems Inc. of Radford, Va., won a $243,298 contract from the Army's Operations Support Command for operation and maintenance of the government-owned, contractor-operated facility. John Crane-Lips Inc. of Chesapeake, Va., won a $201,438 contract from the Coast Guard for shaft repair for WLIC-class vessel sterns. American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials of Washington won a $200,000 contract from the Federal Highway Administration for dissemination of information on transportation environmental stewardship program. Martek Global Services Inc. of Bethesda won a $143,429 contract from the National Institute of Standards and Technology to provide business process reengineering services in labor and employee relations. McDonald and Eudy Printers Inc. of Temple Hills won a $137,825 contract from the Government Printing Office for the printing of books. Goodway Graphics of Virginia Inc. of Springfield won a $131,806 contract from the Government Printing Office for the printing of books. RGW Associates of Merrifield won a $112,377 contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs to supply air filters. Reproductions Inc. of Gaithersburg won a $91,610 contract from the Government Printing Office for the printing of "Crime in the United States 2000." In the Company of Nurses Inc. of Baltimore won an $89,841 contract from the Defense Logistics Agency for medical services. Federal News Service Inc. of Washington won an $82,000 contract from the Social Security Administration for digital transcription services. I Care Unlimited of Arlington won an $80,152 contract from the Federal Bureau of Prisons for optometry services. Crofton Diving Corp. of Portsmouth, Va., won a $79,045 contract from the Fish and Wildlife Service to remove a culvert and construct a new concrete bridge. Control Quality Corp. of Bethesda won a $74,982 contract from the Government Printing Office for printing and publication services. National Mechanical Services Inc. of Aberdeen won a $66,098 contract from the Fish and Wildlife Service for construction of raceway drain-line improvements. Sensor System Inc. of Sterling won a $56,389 contract from the Navy for software maintenance. Marlin Graphics of Baltimore won a $51,760 contract from the Government Printing Office for printing services. The contracts listed were awarded by the federal government to companies and other vendors in Virginia, Maryland and the District. For more information, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED], or 202-628-3100, ext. 266.
