In January 2006, the Army awarded the Engineering, Technical and Operations Support Services (ETOSS) contract for support of the Army’s Intelligence and Information Warfare Division (I2WD) ranging from requirements and operational analyses through deployment and support of systems in the field. VizorNet is a subcontractor to CACI.

The scope and purpose of this contract is to provide the requisite operational, program management, technical, engineering, integration, prototype development and fabrication, program support services and products necessary for I2WD to meet its mission and customer needs worldwide.

The mission of I2WD and its parent organization, U.S. Army CERDEC, is to guarantee the American Warfighter and coalition forces the Information Dominance needed on today's battlefield, including, counter-drug needs.

This five-year program with initial funding of $350 million will be divided between 2 prime contractors (CACI and Booz Allen Hamilton). As noted, VizorNet is a subcontractor to CACI and specializes in technical problem solving, signals intelligence, information warfare, information assurance, and modeling and simulation.

Strategic Services Sourcing (S3), was awarded in March 2006 by the Army to four large and three small businesses. US Army's S3 program, is a five-year, $20 billion contract to support the Army's command, control, communication, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems, known as C4ISR. One of the largest Pentagon service contracts, it reflects the Pentagons' efforts to outsource more support work for the armed forces and to put more emphasis on technology. Contractor-provided services also include engineering, logistics, and business operations support.

VizorNet is a listed subcontractor on 2 of the prime contracts, a large business,

CACI - CACI - News Release 3-15-2006

and a small business, USFalcon Group - www.usfalcon.com

CR2 is a short title for CECOM Rapid Response. It is a Time & Material (T&M) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract, designed to meet the challenges created by aging weapon systems and decreased defense dollars. Delivery orders may be T&M or Firm Fixed Price (FFP). Any federal agency, office, activity, or department, to include Foreign Military Sales (FMS) programs is eligible to use the contract. Nearly every possible task can be performed: System integration and installation, engineering studies and analysis, log and sustainment support, software and firmware engineering, cost benefit analyses, training, testing, operations support.

R2 customers include all DoD services, the State Department, Transportation Department, NOAA, NASA, and others. It is a powerful resource to Government Platform Managers. Through the R2 contracts, they can quickly obtain a variety of hardware and services, including, but not limited to: Research and Development (R&D), Technology Insertion, Systems Integration and Systems Engineering, Installation, Incidental Construction, Hardware and Software Fabrication, Test and Evaluation, Certification, Studies and Analyses (Other than R&D), Technical Data Management, Logistics Support, Training, and, Acquisition Support.

This is a 8-year program with initial funding of $10 Billion divided among 8 contractors. VizorNet is a preferred vendor to the Lear Siegler Team.

URS Corporation - EG&G - Rapid Response (R2)

Worldwide Satellite Systems (WWSS)

Awarded in August 2006, the World-Wide Satellite Systems (WWSS) contract is open to all federal agencies in the DoD and throughout the federal government, wherever commercial satellite terminals and associated services are needed. Under the terms of the firm-fixed price, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract, which has a $5 billion dollar ceiling over a term of five years, each supplier will provide comprehensive turnkey solutions, from satellite communications systems hardware to operations services to logistics support, for a myriad of commercial satellite terminal configurations.

Army officials expect WWSS products and services will support all federal communications missions, including disaster relief and homeland security efforts. Army officials say the WWSS contract’s greatest significance is its ability to support Department of Defense (DoD) requirements for secure satellite communications, while relying on open industry standards.

VizorNet is a listed subcontractor to D&SCI, one of five prime contractors awarded WWSS. http://www.dsci.com

FIRST

Field and Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST) Contract. This is a multiple-award program. Army FIRST will support the U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC) and AMC's newly created Army Sustainment Command, as well as the Forces Command (FORSCOM) and Installation Management Command (IMC), and is open to all other Army and Defense Department organizations.

VSE received one of 15 large business prime contract awards; 10 prime contracts were also awarded to small businesses. VizorNet is a subcontractor to VSE. Army FIRST is a 20-year, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) task order contract with a total estimated ceiling value of $36 billion, to be awarded over four 5-year acquisition cycles of $9 billion in funding ceilings each. http://www.vsecorp.com

VSE and its teammates will provide Army FIRST with a wide range of logistics support services, from program management and information technology (IT) support, to repairing equipment, providing supply management services, and managing logistics IT systems. Work will be performed at Army installations and field sites in the U.S. and abroad. Much of the work is expected to focus on planning, scheduling, and performing repairs to tactical ground vehicles and other equipment from combat zones, to return these items to full readiness.