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Homeland Security Spending FY 2006
By Fedmarket.com
Nov 22, 2005, 18:02

1. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) just released a RFP for a multi-billion dollar information technology contract known as "The Eagle Project." This contract is open to both small and large businesses.

2. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a division of DHS, has been spending upwards of $300 million dollars a day in disaster recovery.

3. DHS FY 2006 budget request is up 7% from FY 2005 for a total of $41.1 billion in spending power.

How long can your company continue to ignore this Agency?

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Agency and sub agency organizational information

Agency budget

Products/services purchased (list of primary products/services, not who buys them)

Organization Hierarchy

Agency personnel with contact data

Agency web site

Descriptive information on growth areas

Procurement information

Contracting officer/contacting specialist contract information

How to do business information

Active contracts list (selected agencies)

Contract awards

Procurement forecasts

Where to find public bids

Freedom of information request contacts

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Waste no time. Proposals prepared in response to "The Eagle Project" are due at 2 p.m. on October 31, 2005. DHS will probably award several contracts under this procurement by early 2006.