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November 13, 2006
GeoComm Awarded CMAS Contract
GeoComm, a leader in public safety software, consulting, and Geographic Information Services (GIS), announced today the company has been awarded a California Multiple Award Schedule [CMAS] (3-06-70-2372A). The CMAS contract mirrors our GSA schedule offering our GIS public safety software suite and related IT services.
This government schedule simplifies the process for state and local government agencies in the State of California to purchase our public safety GIS software solutions. This award is significant because it allows agencies to directly acquire products and services through the CMAS contract without going to bid or through exhaustive competitive pricing procedures.
The contracts are utilized statewide by both California state and local government agencies under delegated authority from the Department of General Services. Agencies make best value purchasing decisions according to their own business needs such as price, warranty, and supplier performance.
Dan Rudningen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at GeoComm, said, "We are pleased about the award of our CMAS contract. This opens up opportunities for our potential customers in California to follow their standard purchasing protocol by purchasing our software off the statewide contract. As a result, we are enabled to assist jurisdictions across the state in procuring the public safety GIS software they require for an effective E9-1-1 system."
About CMAS: The California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) program was established in 1994. The CMAS contracts are awarded and administered by the State of California, Department of General Services, Procurement Division, in accordance with Public Contract Code (PCC) Sections 10290 et seq. and Section 12101.5.
The CMAS contracts are established using products, services and prices from already existing competitively assessed and cost compared multiple award contracts. The products, services and prices are primarily from the federal General Services Administration (GSA) multiple award schedule program Federal General Services Administration (GSA), but not exclusively. To these products, services and prices, we add California contract terms and conditions and procurement codes and policies and establish a totally independent California contract.
GeoComm Awarded CMAS Contract
GeoComm, a leader in public safety software, consulting, and Geographic Information Services (GIS), announced today the company has been awarded a California Multiple Award Schedule [CMAS] (3-06-70-2372A). The CMAS contract mirrors our GSA schedule offering our GIS public safety software suite and related IT services.
This government schedule simplifies the process for state and local government agencies in the State of California to purchase our public safety GIS software solutions. This award is significant because it allows agencies to directly acquire products and services through the CMAS contract without going to bid or through exhaustive competitive pricing procedures.
The contracts are utilized statewide by both California state and local government agencies under delegated authority from the Department of General Services. Agencies make best value purchasing decisions according to their own business needs such as price, warranty, and supplier performance.
Dan Rudningen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at GeoComm, said, "We are pleased about the award of our CMAS contract. This opens up opportunities for our potential customers in California to follow their standard purchasing protocol by purchasing our software off the statewide contract. As a result, we are enabled to assist jurisdictions across the state in procuring the public safety GIS software they require for an effective E9-1-1 system."
About CMAS: The California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) program was established in 1994. The CMAS contracts are awarded and administered by the State of California, Department of General Services, Procurement Division, in accordance with Public Contract Code (PCC) Sections 10290 et seq. and Section 12101.5.
The CMAS contracts are established using products, services and prices from already existing competitively assessed and cost compared multiple award contracts. The products, services and prices are primarily from the federal General Services Administration (GSA) multiple award schedule program Federal General Services Administration (GSA), but not exclusively. To these products, services and prices, we add California contract terms and conditions and procurement codes and policies and establish a totally independent California contract.