State of Florida – Department of Children and Families Deloitte’s Response to ITN# 03F12GC1 – ACCESS Florida System Replacement Subcontractor Company Profiles and Agreements Appendix 5
Per the ITN Requirements in Tab 7 – Company Profile and Experience, Deloitte is providing our subcontractors’ company profiles and contract agreements in the following pages. Subcontractor List for the ACCESS Florida System Replacement Project
• MAXIMUS Health Services, Inc. – Table A.5-1
• Unisys Corporation – Table A.5-2
• Shakti Solutions – Table A.5-3
• KLC Consulting Inc. – Table A.5-4
• Shields Consulting Inc. – Table A.5-5 Subcontractor List for the ACCESS Florida System O&M
• Shakti Solutions – Table A.5-3
• KLC Consulting Inc. – Table A.5-4
• Shields Consulting Inc. – Table A.5-5
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MAXIMUS – Company Profile 1. Full, legal name MAXIMUS Health Services, Inc., a subsidiary of MAXIMUS, Inc. 2. Federal Employer Identification Number MAXIMUS, Inc.: 54-1000588 MAXIMUS Health Services, Inc.: 26-0307682 3. Proof of legal entity and authorization to do business with the State of Florida MAXIMUS, Inc.: Florida Document Number: P20284; Date Filed: 08/01/1988; Status: ACTIVE MAXIMUS Health Services, Inc.: Florida Document Number: F08000003542; Date Filed: 08/12/2008; Status: ACTIVE Certificate provided in the following page. 4. Country and state of incorporation MAXIMUS, Inc.: Incorporated in Virginia, USA, September 18, 1975 MAXIMUS Health Services, Inc.: Incorporated in Indiana, USA, June 6, 2007 5. Principal place of business MAXIMUS is headquartered in Reston, Virginia, and conducts business in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom. 6. Description of the vendor’s organization, including number of years in business, subsidiaries, parent corporations, officers; include organization charts and details concerning the number of facilities by geographic location MAXIMUS is a leading health and human services administrator for governments in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Saudi Arabia. Established in 1975, the company delivers administrative solutions to improve the cost effectiveness, efficiency and quality of government-sponsored benefit programs, such as Medicaid, Medicare, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Health Insurance BC (British Columbia), as well as welfare-to-work and child support enforcement programs across the globe. The company's primary customer base includes federal, provincial, state, county and municipal governments. Operating under its founding mission of Helping Government Serve the People®, MAXIMUS has more than 270 offices and 8,800 employees worldwide.
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MAXIMUS – Company Profile
7. Brief description of the vendor’s principal type of business and history and what uniquely qualifies the vendor for: a. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment I b. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment II Help Desk Services MAXIMUS has been operating large-scale health and human services projects since 1992, and implementing and operating eligibility and enrollment services projects since 1995. The recent acquisition by MAXIMUS of Policy Studies Inc. (PSI) further strengthens our government health services credentials. MAXIMUS operates almost 60 health and human services call centers throughout the nation, including more Medicaid statewide call centers than any other company. We currently serve 3.2 million CHIP beneficiaries (59% of the CHIP population) and 17 million Medicaid managed care enrollees (52% of the CHIP population) nationwide. As a trusted ally to numerous states in providing eligibility and enrollment services, MAXIMUS shares clients' mission and goals for serving their Medicaid enrollees. 8. Statement of whether the vendor has filed for bankruptcy protection in the past five years or is currently in the process of filing or planning to file for bankruptcy protection or financial restructuring or refinancing. If so provide Court and case number. As a publicly traded company, the financial stability of MAXIMUS and its subsidiaries is independently verifiable. We have never filed (or had filed against us), or currently plan to file, any bankruptcy or insolvency proceeding or undergone the appointment of a receiver, trustee, or assignee for the benefit of creditors.
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MAXIMUS – Company Profile 9. Identification of any potential or actual conflicts of interest that might arise for the vendor as a result of contract award to the vendor, and describe in detail the plan to eliminate or mitigate them. Such conflicts include, but are not limited to, those covered by Section 6 of the PUR 1001 (Section C). Address both personal and organizational conflicts. MAXIMUS has not identified any potential or actual conflicts of interested for this contract. 10. Reservations the vendor must make if unable to certify completely all of the items in Section 9 of the PUR 1001 (Section C,) entitled "Representations and Authorization." If no reservations are made in this section of the reply the vendor shall be deemed to attest to the truth of all of listed items and the Department may rely upon them. MAXIMUS has no reservations.
Table A.5-1. MAXIMUS Company Profile – Subcontractor
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A.5.1.2 Unisys Corporation
Company Name Here – Company Profile 1. Full, legal name Unisys Corporation 2. Federal Employer Identification Number 38-0387840 3. Proof of legal entity and authorization to do business with the State of Florida Unisys proof of legal entity and authorization to do business with the State of Florida is provided in the attached certificate of good standing. Unisys is also registered with MyFloridaMarketPlace, ID number F380387840-002. Certificate is provided following Table A.5-2. 4. Country and state of incorporation United States of America, State of Delaware 5. Principal place of business Blue Bell, Pennsylvania (Headquarters) 6. Description of the vendor’s organization, including number of years in business, subsidiaries, parent corporations, officers; include organization charts and details concerning the number of facilities by geographic location Unisys Corporation is a worldwide information technology ("IT") company. It is a publicly held corporation and is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (UIS). Unisys was formed 26 years ago in 1986 in the merger of computer giants Burroughs Corporation and Sperry Univac. Burroughs was founded in 1886 and Sperry was founded in 1910. Unisys does not operate under the umbrella of a parent company. The following companies are significant subsidiaries of Unisys Corporation. Unisys has over 100 subsidiaries around the world. State or Other Jurisdiction Under the Name of Company Laws of Which Organized
Unisys Belgium Belgium Intelligent Processing Solutions Limited United Kingdom Unisys Brasil Ltda. Brazil Unisys Deutschland G.m.b.H. Germany Unisys France France Unisys Australia Limited Australia
Unisys provides a portfolio of IT services, software, and technology that solves mission-critical problems for clients. We specialize in helping clients secure their operations, increase the efficiency and utilization of their data centers, enhance support to their end users and constituents, and modernize their enterprise applications. To provide these services and solutions, the company brings together offerings and capabilities in outsourcing services, systems integration and consulting services, infrastructure services, maintenance services, and high-end server technology. Unisys serves commercial organizations and government agencies throughout the world. Unisys operates in two business segments – Services and Technology. Unisys Corporate Officers J. Edward Coleman — Chairman & CEO J. Edward Coleman was named chief executive officer of Unisys Corporation and appointed chairman of the Board of Directors effective October 7, 2008. Prior to joining Unisys, Ed was CEO of Gateway, Inc., where he successfully restructured the company through a series of strategic initiatives and tightly focused the business on its core markets, culminating in its acquisition by Acer Inc. Quincy Allen — SVP / Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer Quincy Allen was elected Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer by the Board of Directors in
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Company Name Here – Company Profile July 2012. In this role, Quincy is responsible for the development of business and marketing strategies to drive sustainable profitable growth. Patricia A. Bradford — SVP, Worldwide Human Resources Patricia A. Bradford is a senior vice president of the corporation and has served as vice president, Worldwide Human Resources since January 1, 2005.
Dominick Cavuoto — SVP / President, TCIS / President, WW Strategic Services Dominick Cavuoto was elected a senior vice president by the Board of Directors in February 2009. Currently Dominick serves as president of Technology, Consulting and Integration Solutions (TCIS) organization. In this role he has overall management responsibility for the TCIS business, which provides systems integration, consulting and technology products and services to clients worldwide.
Ted Davies — SVP / President, Federal Systems Edward "Ted" Davies was elected a senior vice president by the Board of Directors in February 2009. Currently Ted serves as president of Federal Systems, which delivers a broad range of services and solutions to U.S. government clients, including consulting, systems integration, managed services and outsourcing.
Ron Frankenfield — SVP / President, Global Managed Services Ron Frankenfield was elected a senior vice president by the Board of Directors in December 2010. Currently Ron serves as president of Global Managed Services with responsibility for driving profitable growth in the company's outsourcing and infrastructure services businesses.
Janet B. Haugen — SVP & Chief Financial Officer Janet Brutschea Haugen was elected a corporate senior vice president and Chief Financial Officer in July 2000. In that role, she is responsible for executive management and oversight of the financial, information technology and procurement operations of the corporation.
Suresh Mathews — SVP & Chief Information Officer Suresh Mathews was named a senior vice president and appointed Chief Information Officer by the Board of Directors in February 2009.
M. Lazane Smith — SVP, Corporate Development M. Lazane Smith was named senior vice president, Corporate Development, by the Board of Directors i n March 2009. In this role, Lazane is responsible for the evaluation and potential divestiture of non-core assets as well as for rationalizing Unisys geographic presence.
Nancy S. Sundheim — SVP, General Counsel & Secretary Nancy Straus Sundheim was elected senior vice president and general counsel of Unisys in 2001. Nancy has been an officer of the company since 1999.
Scott A. Battersby — VP & Treasurer Scott A. Battersby was elected corporate vice president and corporate treasurer by the Board of Directors in October 2000. Scott provides overall treasury leadership with worldwide responsibility for cash management, risk management, capital markets, as well as investment banking and rating agency relationships.
Scott W. Hurley — VP & Corporate Controller Scott W. Hurley was named corporate vice president and corporate controller by the Board of Directors in February 2008. In this role he is responsible for global accounting operations, corporate accounting and reporting, and corporate operations analysis.
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Company Name Here – Company Profile Unisys Organization Chart
For additional information on Unisys Corporate Officers, please visit our website at http://www.unisys.com/unisys/about/ir/irteam.jsp?id=10016500034. Unisys has offices and facilities throughout the world. The following chart shows Unisys Principal Office Locations in North America. North America Principal Office Locations Birmingham, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Omaha, Nebraska Toronto, Ontario Anchorage, Alaska Honolulu, Hawaii Las Vegas, Nevada Tualatin, Oregon Calgary, Alberta Chicago, Illinois Reno, Nevada Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phoenix, Arizona Lisle, Illinois Fredericton, New Brunswick Montreal, Quebec New Providence, New Tempe, Arizona Lombard, Illinois Jersey Quebec City, Quebec Little Rock, Arkansas Indianapolis, Indiana Trenton, New Jersey Columbia, South Carolina Brisbane, California Bettendorf, Iowa Albany, New York Sioux Falls, South Dakota Camarillo, California West Des Moines, Iowa New York, New York Memphis, Tennessee Cupertino, California Overland Park, Kansas Rochester, New York Austin, Texas Los Angeles, California Frankfort, Kentucky Charlotte, North Carolina Irving, Texas Norwalk, California Baton Rouge, Louisiana Winston-Salem, NC North Dallas, Texas Sacramento, California Portland, Maine Bismarck, North Dakota Burlington, Vermont Englewood, Colorado Winnipeg, Manitoba Halifax, Nova Scotia McLean, Virginia
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Company Name Here – Company Profile Burlington, Shelton, Connecticut Massachusetts Brecksville, Ohio Richmond, Virginia Somerville, Dover, Delaware Massachusetts Holland, Ohio Bellevue, Washington Boca Raton, Florida Okemos, Michigan Westerville, Ohio Seattle, Washington Miami, Florida Eagan, Minnesota Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Charleston, West Virginia Tallahassee, Florida Jackson, Mississippi Ottawa, Ontario Brookfield, Wisconsin Tampa, Florida St. Louis, Missouri Pickering, Ontario Madison, Wisconsin
7. Brief description of the vendor’s principal type of business and history and what uniquely qualifies the vendor for: a. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment I b. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment II Unisys Corporation is a worldwide information technology ("IT") company. Unisys has been a technology leader for more than 125 years. Our predecessor companies include Burroughs, inventors of the world’s first commercial calculator, and Sperry, famous for its document retrieval machines, gyroscopes, and ENIAC computers—the world’s first. Core memory, virtual memory, and multi-processing are among our other innovations. For decades, Unisys wrote the code for airline reservations systems and check processing. Since the 1980s, we transformed to a services-led strategic partner. More than 85 percent of our revenue is from services. This history and culture of innovation sets the stage for our ongoing development of new service offerings to meet changing client requirements and industry trends.
Principal Products and Services Unisys brings together services and technology into solutions that solve mission-critical problems for organizations around the world. In the Services segment, we provide services to help our clients improve their competitiveness, security and cost efficiency. Our services include outsourcing, systems integration and consulting, infrastructure services and core maintenance. • In outsourcing, we manage customers’ data centers, computer servers and end-user computing environments as well as specific business processes. • In systems integration and consulting, we consult with clients to assess the security and cost effectiveness of their IT systems and help them design, integrate and modernize their mission-critical applications to achieve their business goals. • In infrastructure services, we provide design, warranty and support services for our customers’ IT infrastructure, including their networks, desktops, servers, and mobile and wireless devices. • In core maintenance, we provide maintenance of Unisys systems and products.
In the Technology segment, we design and develop servers and related products to help clients reduce costs and improve the efficiency of their data center environments. As a pioneer in large-scale computing, Unisys offers deep experience and rich technological capabilities in transaction-intensive, mission-critical environments. We provide a range of data center, infrastructure management and cloud computing offerings to help clients virtualize and automate their data-center environments. Product offerings include enterprise-class servers, such as the ClearPath family of servers and the ES7000 family of Intel-based servers, as well as operating system software and middleware. To drive future growth, Unisys is focusing its resources and investments in four targeted market areas: security; data center transformation, including our server business; end user outsourcing; and applications modernization. The primary vertical markets Unisys serves worldwide include the public sector (including the U.S. federal government), financial services and other commercial markets including communications and transportation.
a. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment I Unisys will be provided skilled staff to supplement the team with experienced in the technology that is being proposed. Our staff will be integrated into the various project teams and will support the Prime in the maintenance of the existing system as well as supporting their efforts in the design, development and implementation of the new application.
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Company Name Here – Company Profile b. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment II] Unisys will be provided skilled staff to supplement the team with experienced in the technology that is being proposed. Our staff will be integrated into the various project teams and will support the Prime in the maintenance of the existing system as well as supporting their efforts in the design, development and implementation of the new application. 8. Statement of whether the vendor has filed for bankruptcy protection in the past five years or is currently in the process of filing or planning to file for bankruptcy protection or financial restructuring or refinancing. If so provide Court and case number. Unisys Corporation has not filed or sought bankruptcy protection in state, federal or any other insolvency proceeding 9. Identification of any potential or actual conflicts of interest that might arise for the vendor as a result of contract award to the vendor, and describe in detail the plan to eliminate or mitigate them. Such conflicts include, but are not limited to, those covered by Section 6 of the PUR 1001 (Section C). Address both personal and organizational conflicts. Unisys has no conflicts of interest. 10. Reservations the vendor must make if unable to certify completely all of the items in Section 9 of the PUR 1001 (Section C,) entitled "Representations and Authorization." If no reservations are made in this section of the reply the vendor shall be deemed to attest to the truth of all of listed items and the Department may rely upon them. Unisys has no reservations.
Table A.5-2. Unisys Company Profile - Subcontractor
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A.5.1.3 Shakti Solutions
Company Name Here – Company Profile 1. Full, legal name Shakti Group, Inc 2. Federal Employer Identification Number 75-2805707 3. Proof of legal entity and authorization to do business with the State of Florida Registration # F12000001509. Provided in the following page. 4. Country and state of incorporation Texas, USA 5. Principal place of business 3160 Bee Caves Road, #300B Austin TX 78746 6. Description of the vendor’s organization, including number of years in business, subsidiaries, parent corporations, officers; include organization charts and details concerning the number of facilities by geographic location Shakti Group, Inc. is in business since Feb 1999 (more than 13 years). Shakti Solutions doesn’t have any subsidiaries nor is it a subsidiary of any other company. Sundar Venkataramanan is the only Officer. Org. Chart attached. Shakti Solutions is currently doing business in 12 States. Since 1999, we have conducted business in most States.
7. Brief description of the vendor’s principal type of business and history and what uniquely qualifies the vendor for: a. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment I b. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment II Shakti Solutions, since inception, been focused on providing IT Solutions for various Public Sector initiatives with a special focus on Health and Human Services. We have gathered requirements, architected, designed, developed, tested, deployed and maintained many large and complex IT projects. Listed below are some of the projects in the Public Sector space that we were/are involved:
• Child Support – State of Michigan, State of New Mexico & State of Missouri • Child Welfare – State of Alabama • Child Care – Commonwealth of Pennsylvania • Medicaid – State of Texas • Disability and Unemployment Insurance – State of California, State of Florida & Commonwealth of Massachusetts 8. Statement of whether the vendor has filed for bankruptcy protection in the past five years or is currently in the process of filing or planning to file for bankruptcy protection or financial restructuring or refinancing. If so provide Court and case number. None 9. Identification of any potential or actual conflicts of interest that might arise for the vendor as a result of contract award to the vendor, and describe in detail the plan to eliminate or mitigate them. Such conflicts include, but are not limited to, those covered by Section 6 of the PUR 1001 (Section C). Address both personal and organizational conflicts. No conflict of interest.
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Company Name Here – Company Profile 10. Reservations the vendor must make if unable to certify completely all of the items in Section 9 of the PUR 1001 (Section C,) entitled "Representations and Authorization." If no reservations are made in this section of the reply the vendor shall be deemed to attest to the truth of all of listed items and the Department may rely upon them. Not Applicable.
Table A.5-3. Shakti Company Profile - Subcontractor
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A.5.1.4 KLC Consulting Inc.
Company Name Here – Company Profile 1. Full, legal name KLC Consulting, Inc. 2. Federal Employer Identification Number 59-3592647 3. Proof of legal entity and authorization to do business with the State of Florida A Florida for Profit Corporation KLC CONSULTING, INC, Division of Corporations Filing Information Document Number: P99000069666 Status: ACTIVE Certificate provided in the following page 4. Country and state of incorporation USA, Florida 5. Principal place of business 2239 WOODBINE DR. TALLAHASSEE FL 32309 6. Description of the vendor’s organization, including number of years in business, subsidiaries, parent corporations, officers; include organization charts and details concerning the number of facilities by geographic location KLC Consulting, Inc. (KLC) has been in business for more than 12 years since our inception in August of 1999. We are a single entity corporation with no parent or subsidiary companies. Our controlling officer is Keith Cricks who is the President of KLC Consulting Inc. Keith wholly owns all stock and has total control of the company to include all final decision making. At this time there are no other officers within the corporation. KLC Consulting, Inc. (KLC) has two physical offices in Tallahassee Florida. One at 2239 Woodbine Drive, Tallahassee Florida 32309 and another at 1607 Village Square Boulevard, Suite # 7, Tallahassee Florida 32309. KLC Consulting, Inc. (KLC) is a Florida based business incorporated in August 1999. We have been providing integrated computing solutions for numerous clients with a primary focus on the Public Sector. Our products and services include customized software applications as well as network/database design and integration. KLC offers a full range of services such as applications programming and project life cycle development, project management, strategic consulting, quality assurance, network/telephony, training, and end-user/technical support. KLC’s commitment to industry standards, advanced training, and ongoing research complements the hands-on expertise gained through our many successful projects. The KLC team provides complete coverage throughout the State of Florida with our headquarters in Tallahassee, and home offices in Tampa, and Miami. KLC is available to provide services under Florida State Terms Contract for “IT Consulting Services, and Florida State terms Contract for “Management Consulting Services”. In addition KLC is listed under Miami-Dade Counties IT Contracts, Miami Dade County Public Schools IT Contract, and Orange County Public Schools IT Contract enabling us to provide services within all technical disciplines. With a full-time dedicated recruiting staff we strive to meet our client’s expectations for all their technical staffing needs. KLC’s commitment to industry standards, advanced training, and ongoing research complements the hands-on expertise gained through our many successful projects. 7. Brief description of the vendor’s principal type of business and history and what uniquely qualifies the vendor for: a. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment I b. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment II KLC Consulting, Inc. (KLC), has experience in supporting the Planning, Definition, Design (both business and technical), Development, Testing, Implementation, Warranty Periods, and the Operations and Maintenance of Florida ACCESS and similar systems in other states.
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Company Name Here – Company Profile KLC Consulting, Inc. (KLC), has historically provided staff involved in all facets of the both the business and technical aspects of the systems since our inception in August 1999. Our owner, Keith Cricks, has personally been involved with DCF’s systems since 1989. Both he and our staff have a strong understanding of the following business functionality needed within the new system. Medical Assistance • Family-Related Medicaid • Child in Care (Title IV-E and Non-Title IV-E) • ACA Expansions • Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA) • Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) • Medicaid for the Aged Blind and Disabled, including the waiver programs specific to Florida • Institutional Care Cash Assistance • Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Cash Assistance • Optional State Supplementation (OSS) • Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) • Home Care for Disabled Adults (HCDA) Food Assistance • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), including waivers specific to Florida • Florida’s Supplemental Security Income and Food Assistance Combined Application Project (SunCAP) • Disaster Food Assistance Program • Women, Infants and Children (WIC) (Optional – the Department has the option to include WIC in the scope of the Project.) Other • ACCESS Integrity • Benefit Recovery 8. Statement of whether the vendor has filed for bankruptcy protection in the past five years or is currently in the process of filing or planning to file for bankruptcy protection or financial restructuring or refinancing. If so provide Court and case number. KLC Consulting, Inc has not filed for bankruptcy protection in the past five years nor are we currently in the process of filing or planning to file for bankruptcy protection or financial restructuring or refinancing. 9. Identification of any potential or actual conflicts of interest that might arise for the vendor as a result of contract award to the vendor, and describe in detail the plan to eliminate or mitigate them. Such conflicts include, but are not limited to, those covered by Section 6 of the PUR 1001 (Section C). Address both personal and organizational conflicts. KLC Consulting, Inc. does not have any conflicts of interest that might arise as a result of contract award to the vendor. 10. Reservations the vendor must make if unable to certify completely all of the items in Section 9 of the PUR 1001 (Section C,) entitled "Representations and Authorization." If no reservations are made in this section of the reply the vendor shall be deemed to attest to the truth of all of listed items and the Department may rely upon them. None
Table A.5-4. KLC Consulting Company Profile
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A.5.1.5 Shields Consulting Inc.
Company Name Here – Company Profile 1. Full, legal name Shields Consulting Inc. 2. Federal Employer Identification Number 59-3431346 3. Proof of legal entity and authorization to do business with the State of Florida Corporation Document Id P97000021578 4. Country and state of incorporation USA, State of Florida 5. Principal place of business 4657 Scawthorne Road, Tallahassee, FL 32303 6. Description of the vendor’s organization, including number of years in business, subsidiaries, parent corporations, officers; include organization charts and details concerning the number of facilities by geographic location Providing IT Specialist, with 15 years in business. Shields Consulting has currently 2 employees. Don Shields is President and only shareholder of Shields Consulting Inc. 7. Brief description of the vendor’s principal type of business and history and what uniquely qualifies the vendor for: a. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment I b. The work described in this ITN and Appendix I, Attachment II Provide qualified specialist to support large and small mainframe and internet design, coding and implementation and has over thirty years in ims database design and support, cobol and telon administrator 8. Statement of whether the vendor has filed for bankruptcy protection in the past five years or is currently in the process of filing or planning to file for bankruptcy protection or financial restructuring or refinancing. If so provide Court and case number. No 9. Identification of any potential or actual conflicts of interest that might arise for the vendor as a result of contract award to the vendor, and describe in detail the plan to eliminate or mitigate them. Such conflicts include, but are not limited to, those covered by Section 6 of the PUR 1001 (Section C). Address both personal and organizational conflicts. None 10. Reservations the vendor must make if unable to certify completely all of the items in Section 9 of the PUR 1001 (Section C,) entitled "Representations and Authorization." If no reservations are made in this section of the reply the vendor shall be deemed to attest to the truth of all of listed items and the Department may rely upon them. None
Table A.5-5. Shields Consulting Company Profile
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• MAXIMUS Health Services, Inc.
• Unisys Corporation
• Shakti Solutions
• KLC Consulting Inc.
• Shields Consulting Inc.
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