September 30, 2005 - Fairfax, VA

GSA Selects InfoReliance to Implement Competitive Sourcing Database for OMB’s Office of Federal Procurement Policy

Fairfax, Virginia – September 30, 2005 - InfoReliance Corporation, a leading Northern Virginia information technology firm, today announced that the General Services Administration has selected InfoReliance to implement a competitive sourcing database for the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) – the Office of Management and Budget’s federal procurement arm. The contract directs InfoReliance to construct a database that will gather information about federal agencies’ public-private competitions for inherently commercial federal jobs.

“According to the Administration, competitive sourcing will save nearly $1.4 billion over the next three to five years,” said Andrew Butler, president and co-founder of InfoReliance. “Once complete, our high-value OFPP database will introduce new operational efficiencies and enable the government to effectively analyze how competitive sourcing is working.”

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InfoReliance Corporation is a specialized information technology (IT) consulting firm whose principal customer is the federal government. Our highly focused mission is to solve our customer's complex business problems and provide them with optimal and sustainable business value. InfoReliance accomplishes this by leveraging our corporate expertise in the development of world-class software and in the design and implementation of the supporting IT infrastructure and security. Headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, InfoReliance is a privately-held small business founded in 2000. Customers who have retained InfoReliance's services to date include more than 30 defense and federal civilian agencies and departments.