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Wednesday, July 4th, 2012

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DHS Selects Multiple Firms for Potential $11B TABSS Contract The Department of Homeland Security has selected at least 13 firms to compete for acquisition-related services under the potential $11 billion five-year, indefinite-quantity, indefinite-delivery Technical Acquisition and Business Support Services (TABSS) contract. Work that will done under the contract includes a range of support services for use throughout DHS, business strategy, business processes, management support services, and other support services. Winning contractors include eGlobalTech, BayFirst Solutions, LLC, Ishpi Information Technologies, Inc.,…

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