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Government Contract NewsThe latest federal, state and local
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Categories San Antonio Water
System Selects Web-Based Enterprise Resource Software
System Hansen Information Technologies today announced its
selection by San Antonio Water System (SAWS) to provide a
comprehensive Enterprise Resource Software System (ERSS) as part of
a 10-year, $21.1 million contract. As the prime contractor and
systems integrator for the project, Hansen will lead a team of
public sector experts that include Lawson, Selectron,
Hewlett-Packard, and Oracle Corporation. Project implementation will
span 28 months, and Blue Heron Consulting will provide quality
assurance and oversight assistance throughout this period. "Like any
high-performance organization, SAWS is committed to providing
outstanding customer service," said SAWS CEO David Chardavoyne.
"This information system project will help move us to a new level of
operational efficiency. And that can only mean better service and
better value for our customers. Now that we've signed the contract,
we're ready to dig in and get down to the real work--work that will
positively impact every area of our organization and the quality of
service we provide."Permanent link | Posted in Local | Aug 24, 2006 |
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August 17, 2006 By Greg Gordon
The federal government's $28 billion crash program to defend against a bioterror attack is beginning to show up in cities across the country. The FBI headquarters, World Bank and several other potential terrorist targets in the nation's capital have been outfitted with new germ-killing, air-purifying filters. In dozens of other larger cities, technicians now routinely retrieve air samples to test for killer anthrax spores, smallpox virus particles or other germs. Read full article
The federal government's $28 billion crash program to defend against a bioterror attack is beginning to show up in cities across the country. The FBI headquarters, World Bank and several other potential terrorist targets in the nation's capital have been outfitted with new germ-killing, air-purifying filters. In dozens of other larger cities, technicians now routinely retrieve air samples to test for killer anthrax spores, smallpox virus particles or other germs. Read full article
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