iManage 2.0 Program with CFO in Washington, DC to improve business processes and IT systems
Washington, DC
– The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded a five-year contract worth up to $36 M to Boise, ID based CRI Advantage, Inc. (CRI), to provide mission support for the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO). CRI will assist in the improvement and adoption of corporate business processes, data consolidation, and application integration to create operational efficiencies and lower costs. The iManage Program is the Department’s solution for managing enterprise-wide systems initiatives, to achieve improved financial business efficiencies, integrated budget and performance, and expanded electronic government in support of the President’s Management Agenda. The iManage Program is a collaborative Departmental effort to define and provide a modern, integrated corporate business system for the Department of Energy.
“Having DOE award a contract of this significance to an Idaho company represents a tremendous vote of confidence in the CRI Advantage team approach,” stated Gary Brookshier, President and CEO. “We look forward to assisting in the continued development, evolution, and adoption of the iManage business systems to ensure DOE realizes the full benefits of their investments, agency-wide.”
CRI will be the prime contractor for this five-year contract. Subcontractors include Ernst and Young, Accenture, Edgewater Federal Solutions, and eGlobalTech. Work will be performed primarily in the Washington, DC area, with potential services throughout the country.
CRI’s support of the Department of Energy is not new. Two years ago, the company was awarded the DOE Small Business of the Year for “creative, unique, and extraordinary performance” in support of the DOE’s Idaho National Laboratory’s (INL’s) mission objectives and requirements. Since 2006, CRI has provided a wide array of IT services for thousands of INL employees and contractors.
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