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ISC is a small business with a big role in supporting the Federal
government in its transition to
e-commerce. ISC is powering
electronic procurement enhancing competition, transparency, and
efficiency and providing more effective support for agency programs.
ISC's solutions provide easy web access to Federal
contracts and grants information governmentwide
to notices, solicitations,
and other information concerning Federal business
opportunities and grant opportunities,
to lists of debarred
or other parties ineligible to receive government contracts
or participate in government programs,
and to information about contracts that are available
for interagency ordering. These large-scale,
governmentwide systems which
have proven to be highly reliable, scalable and adaptable are now
essential and assumed parts of agency contracting and grant making operations.
These systems have been recognized by numerous awards.
ISC's core competency is excellence in web-enabled
computer engineering. We work with our clients to develop a tailored
solution choosing the most appropriate technology for improving and transforming
the client's business operations. Our technology agnostic philosophy and
evolutionary deployment approach minimizes risks and achieves the highest
value match between technology and customer needs.
Products:
- Applications Monitoring System
- eForms
- Web-based ad-hoc
Reporting System
- Help Desk Tracker
- Web-based Image Analysis
System
Services:
- eCommerce
- Software Engineering
- Network Engineering
- Information Security
- Improvement of Business Processes
- Database management and Data Warehousing
- Legacy System Integration
- Web Hosting
Technology:
ISC chooses the technology that is right for you. ISC has experience
in a wide range of applications from latest trends in distributed systems
using JINI, Web Services, and .NET to mainframe applications based on FORTRAN
and PL/1. More
Latest News
12.01.2003
Civilian Agency Acquisition Council and the Defense Acquisition Regulations
Council proposed to amend the Federal Acquisition Regulation and make
the EPLS.gov system the single source for Debarred List. See
Federal Register notice.
10.29.2003
FedBizOpps was honored as a GCN Agency Award winner for innovative IT
accomplishments. The award, sponsored by
PostNewsWeek Tech Media and industry leaders, was conferred on the
FedBizOpps team for its record of excellence in applying IT.
10.08.2003
Office of Management and Budgets Office of Financial Management
published guidance directing Federal agencies to use the Grants.gov/Find
system to post notices of funding opportunities under Federal programs
that award discretionary grants and cooperative agreements. See
Federal Register notice.
09.30.2003
Recognizing the high functionality and reliability of the FedBizOpps system,
the Department of Defense retired its separate online procurement site
and began exclusively relying of FedBizOpps
05.06.2003
Angela Styles, Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy at the Office
of Management and Budget launched the Inter-Agency Contract Directory
(ICD) website and sought the participation of agencies that manage inter-agency
contracts in the ICD system
August 2002
FedBizOpps was declared a winner in the competition for the Federal Acquisition
award, "Business Solutions in the Public Interest" (BSPI). FedBizOpps
was honored for its role in creatively changing practices, its significant
contribution to achieving Presidential and agency mission, goals and objectives
and its tangible results.
June 2002
Federation of Government Information Processing Councils (FGIPC) presented
the FedBizOpps program with an Intergovernmental Solutions Award (ISA)
for having demonstrated intergovernmental involvement of two or more levels
of government in successfully delivering services to the citizens.
02.07.2002
Angela Styles, Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy, and Gary
Krump, PEC Vice Chairman, presided over an awards ceremony to honor individuals
responsible for the success of the FedBizOpps program. Administrator Styles
lauded the impressive performance and growth of FedBizOpps from January
2001 to January 2002 and the example of the FedBizOpps program as a leading
government model for cross-agency cooperation
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