In June 2010, HHS awarded General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) the ERRP contract. ERRP provides reimbursement to participating employment-based plans for a portion of the costs of health benefits for early retirees and early retirees’ spouses, surviving spouses, and dependents. Within the first week after contract award, GDIT HIT stood up the…
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Force 3 was awarded a 3 year, Annual in Advance Cisco SMARTnet maintenance contract with NIH that is managed and supported by Force 3’s Customer Advocacy Team. Knowledge of when Cisco gear will become end-of-life and proactively communicating this allows our customer to better forecast procurement costs as well as resource needs for implementation. With exact dates provided for each Cisco…
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Digicon Corporation is providing the Bar Code Enabled Automated Point of Care Technology solution to the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center. This solution strives to improve patient safety at the point of care through positive patient identification and accurate collection times for therapeutic studies and research protocols. The solution also helps to decrease the risk of patient…
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At the National Library of Medicine (NLM), CSC provides IT support services as well as development expertise for the Digital Repository initiative, which provides access to and preservation of digital content to support the building of NLM's collection in the digital environment. As part of the contract, provides secure distributed network/desktop computing support and enables access to NLM's…
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CSC is helping develop and operate a powerful new system called BTRIS – the Biomedical Translational Research Information System – that vastly improves access to information and data usability and significantly accelerates the medical research life cycle. CSC's BTRIS team currently includes skills in program management, architecture, healthcare data warehousing, Web services development, medical…
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CITI participated in the Architecture Workspace as a subcontractor to Booz Allen, specifically CITI contributed to caBIG® by participating in the Architecture Workspace and creating new tools for the software developers working for the cancer research community. CITI has been successful at providing the NCI with state-of-the-art technology tools and has also educated the technical community with…
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CITI is currently providing SharePoint Support Services to NIH/NCCAM. The work includes implementation of SharePoint lists, folders and libraries, tracking tasks, communications, workflows and sub-sites. It also includes SharePoint Administration and Support, managing security, testing, training, documentation and reports.
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Booz Allen has been providing PMO support to the caBIG® Program nearly since its inception in 2003, and has worked closely to foster a collaborative community of clinicians, researchers, informatists and other key contributors to the translational research continuum. Through facilitated exchanges of best practices, solicitation of key biomedical informatics functional requirements and the…
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Avaya Government Solutions (Avaya Gov) redesigned the web presence of NIH's Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE). The major objective of the OITE Web site redesign project is to provide more and better information to internal and external constituencies—and to lead qualified users to online applications for NIH training programs—faster, more easily, and more elegantly than the…
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Since 2002, AMDEX Corporation (AMDEX) has partnered with NIH/CIT/CBEL as a Prime contractor to provide rapid software application design and implementation services in support of the NIH TELESYNERGY® system. We insure that new diagnostic medical instruments are being utilized by healthcare providers were successfully integrated into the system. The TELESYNERGY® system is a multimedia, medical-…
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