https://govconwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/dsa-harmonytech-form-jv-under.mp3 Data Systems Analysts has created a joint venture with Fairfax, Virginia-based information technology services provider HarmonyTech through a mentor-protege partnership certified by the Small Business Administration.
The two companies will work together under the name DataHarmony with the goal of supporting government and enterprise customers in various IT areas such as cybersecurity, digital transformation and cloud computing, HarmonyTech said Monday.
DSA acts as the mentor through the agency authorized partnership agreement.
HarmonyTech holds SBA 8(a) designation that allows the company to pursue federal contracting set-aside opportunities.
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NASA's awards include $460.9 million for Viasat, $340.4 million for Global Enterprise Solutions and $264.3 million for Astranis.
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