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Homeland Security

TSA Plans to Award Accenture up to $6.2M to Continue PASS Operations

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Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says it plans to award Accenture [ACN] a one-year $5.4 million contract by the end of January to continue providing the Office of Human Capital the Performance Accountability and Standards System (PASS) Online System services to allow more time to complete the acquisition strategy to transition the program to a small business procurement. The forthcoming contract will have a three month option period worth $900,000. The PASS system captures, stores, transfers, analyzes and presents performance…

Congress

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Congress

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