Jacksonville, Florida, August 2009 –Jacksonville-based CTI Resource Management Services has been awarded an Indefinite Delivery – Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide Administrative Support Services.

With a maximum value of $1.5 billion over four (4) functional categories, the Program Management, Administration, Clerical and Technical Services (PACTS) contract is designed to offer a wide-range of professional services throughout DHS. Services acquired under this contract will provide a significant portion of DHS’s organizational support requirements over the next 5 years.

“We have been blessed. Being part of PACTS is a great opportunity for CTI. CTI is pleased to be able to support the critical missions that DHS component organizations serve for our country.” said Christopher Imbach, CTI’s founder and CEO. “The CTI PACTS Team maximizes opportunity for Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, like CTI (a primary goal of the PACTS contract), while allowing DHS to engage a contractor partner with the infrastructure, financial stability, culture of innovation, and experience required to provide the necessary services. We look forward to working with DHS.”

CTI will act as a Prime Contractor in Functional Category 2, Administrative Services, with a team comprised of 14 subcontractors. Team members include: Absolution Business Solutions Corporation (ABSC), AMTIS, Inc., Allied Technology Group, Inc., AVAIN Engineering, LLC, Consequence Management, Inc., Exalt Integrated Technologies, LLC, HCI Action Architectural Consultants, Internal Computer Services (ICS), International Logistics Group, LLC, Information Systems Solutions, Loch Harbour Group, Inc., Millenium System Services, Inc. (MSSI), Parker Tide and WellCon.

As the only Florida company to be awarded a PACTS contract, CTI will now compete with nine other Prime Contractors on future administrative support task orders released by DHS.