Date: Apr 20, 2010 Source: PR Newswire (
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TechSource is proud to be named one of New Mexico's 2010 Flying 40 Award recipients by the Technology Ventures Corporation.
Los Alamos, NM - TechSource, for the first time, has been selected as one of New Mexico's 2010 Flying Forty awardees. The New Mexico Flying 40 Awards annually honors the forty fastest growing and highest revenue generating technology-based companies headquartered in New Mexico.
TechSource is a science and engineering consulting firm with recognized expertise in accelerator physics, the nuclear sciences, engineering, and program and project management. TechSource provides expert technical and management services to organizations responsible for developing, implementing, operating and managing high-technology programs.
Mr. V. Brian D'Andrea, TechSource CEO commented, "We at TechSource are honored to be included in this remarkable group of companies. Exceptional people delivering valuable products coupled with genuine commitment to our clients are the top reasons for our success. We look forward to continuing to grow our company and to expanding our footprint throughout New Mexico and the nation."
The New Mexico Flying 40 program is sponsored by KPMG. LLP, New Mexico Bank and Trust, the Albuquerque Journal Business Outlook, the Albuquerque Isotopes, the Sandia Science and Technology Park Development Corporation and Technology Ventures Corporation.
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NNSA Small Business Week Dav 4: TechSource, Inc. TechSource, Inc Featured as NNSA Small Businesses of the Day WASHINGTON, D.C.
On Monday, the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) launched "NNSA Small Business Week," a weeklong campaign to highlight small businesses around the country that are making vital contributions to the nuclear security enterprise.
In FY2009, NNSA distributed more than $418 million in small business obligations for federal prime contracts in fiscal year 2009 up from $241 million in FY2006, $396 million in FY2007 and $378 million in FY 2008. In addition, NNSA surpassed its departmental small business goal by more than 15 percent in fiscal year 2009.
As part oftheNNSASmallBusinessWeek, theNNSAwebsite is featuring adifferent"Small Business ofthe Day" each day this week. Today's profile highlights TechSource, Inc., a science and engineering consulting firm based in Los Alamos, N.M., has played a vital role in the National Nuclear Security Administration's Complex Transformation efforts.
Complex Transformation is NNSA's vision for a smaller, safer, more secure and less expensive nuclear weapons enterprise that leverages the scientific and technical capabilities ofour workforce and meets national security requirements. TechSource has studied facilities consolidation and savings across NNSA. TechSource provides expert technical and management services to organizations responsible for developing, implementing, operating, and managing high technology programs and projects.
TechSource specializes in program and project management, nuclear and atomic sciences, strategic nuclear materials, nuclear fuels, particle-accelerator physics and engineering, information technology, and ancillary technologies.
For more information about TechSource see: http://www.techsource-inc.com.
The Obama administration has made expanding opportunities for small businesses to compete for federal contracts a top priority. Over the last 15 years, small businesses have created 64 percent of the new private sector jobs, and small businesses employ half of the nation's private sector workforce.
For more information on today's NNSA II/A Il Wr'Q~1~ Small Businesses ofthe Day, NNSA's small business contracting, and on NNSA Small Business Week, visit www.nnsa.doe.gov.
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If you would like more information about TechSource, or to schedule an interview with V. Brian D'Andrea, please call (505) 988-1726 at or e-mail at bdandrea@techsource-inc.com.
