LMI-led Team Wins BPA to Support Process and Performance Improvement

MCLEAN, Va. - Aug. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- LMI and a team of nine world-class companies in the area of continuous process improvement (CPI) will compete for tasks under a five-year blanket purchase agreement (BPA), awarded by the General Services Administration (GSA). There is no annual ceiling to the BPA, but the estimated yearly value is $60 million.

The BPA, which will serve as a government-wide vehicle, will allow LMI and its team to pursue a broad range of work in the area of strategic planning and program evaluation (http://www.lmi.org/Services/Organizational-Improvement/Strategy),strategic business analysis (http://www.lmi.org/Services/Organizational-Improvement/Strategy), process and performance improvement (http://www.lmi.org/Services/Organizational-Improvement/Performance-Management), communications and change management (http://www.lmi.org/Services/Organizational-Improvement/Change-and-Risk-Management), and training, certification and recognition efforts. LMI’s team exhibits extensive experience in CPI and the federal sector, with a lengthy track record of supporting these activities with 32 federal government organizations.

LMI will serve as lead contractor for a team that includes the following CTA team members and subcontractors:

Windwalker Corporation (http://www.windwalker.com/)

Raytheon Company (http://www.raytheon.com/)

SRA International, Inc. (http://www.sra.com/)

Palladium Group, Inc (http://www.thepalladiumgroup.com/Pages/Welcome.aspx).

The North Highland Company (http://www.northhighland.com/)

Management Science & Innovation (MSI) (http://msi6.com/)

Manhattan Strategy Group (MSG) (http://www.manhattanstrategy.com/)

Addx Corporation (http://www.addxcorp.com/)

ASI Government, Inc. (http://www.asigovernment.com/)

Blackboard, Inc. (subcontractor) (http://www.blackboard.com/)

T³ Corporation (subcontractor) (http://www.t3corp.com/)

 

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