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NGA Selects Five Companies To Compete For $947 Million In Support Work

NGA Selects Five Companies To Compete For $947 Million In Support Work

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) last Friday selected five small companies to compete for enterprise management support work under a potential $947 million contract. Credence Dynamo Solutions, Compass Inc., Exacta Solutions, Innovate Now, and Logic Gate will compete for eight task orders under the five-year, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity CLOVER contract that covers NGA’s total life-cycle management, strategic financial management and strategic business management. Credence Dynamo Solutions is a joint venture between Dynamo Technologies and Credence Management Solutions. The CLOVER contract succeeds…

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