KeyLogic Awarded $2.6M Contract by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

KeyLogic Systems, a provider of Information Technology consulting services to the U.S. Federal government and commercial clients, has been awarded a $2.6M contract to continue their services for the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Office of Superfund Remediation and Technology Innovation (OSRTI).  OSRTI’s Superfund program is responsible for identifying and tracking the clean-up of our nation’s hazardous waste sites.  KeyLogic has been supporting EPA OSRTI since 2001, and will now continue their work for up to five more years.

For EPA OSRTI, KeyLogic has developed and maintained the SeFacts Knowledge Management (KM) system and provided system development and maintenance support.  KeyLogic’s services continue to help EPA personnel gain better access to Superfund data, enabling them to make faster, better decisions.  

The SeFacts KM system provides EPA management with the latest Superfund site activity information.  Prior to SeFacts, Superfund program reports took so long to produce that they were outdated by the time they were generated.  Now, with SeFacts, more than 166,000 unique reports are updated nightly and EPA personnel can create over 1.5 million reports instantly.

“We are delighted to build on our relationship with EPA and are proud of the SeFacts system – this sophisticated data warehouse and charting application make this system a model for federal agencies that are often swamped with data but starved for useful information,” commented Jon Hammock, President and CEO of KeyLogic Systems.

For more information, contact:
Lauren Ewell
Marketing/PR Coordinator
888.204.9649 x 2064

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