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For
Immediate Release
Contact: Teri Brouillard
terib@xla.com
XL
Associates, Inc. (XL) Wins 6 Year $100 M Competitive BPA for
Program Management, Consulting & Acquisition Support
Services at the US Department of State (DOS).
March
6, 2008 (Washington DC) XL will provide cradle to grave
acquisition planning, execution and administration in
support of a wide range of contractual requirements for DOS
strategic initiatives. XL is providing the knowledge
& skill to manage all contractual aspects of major
programs involving coordination of a number of contracts.
XL will also contribute long range procurement
planning, a thorough knowledge of the program objectives,
scheduling and interrelationships with other programs, and
skill in interpreting policies to solve unprecedented
problems. Lloyd M. Mustin II, President and Founder of XL,
stated: “The mission of DOS is to create a more
secure, democratic, and prosperous world for the benefit of
the American people and the international community.”
We’re privileged to have been awarded this seminal
work with DOS. As a Captain in the U.S. Navy myself, I
consider it a high honor to be part of the State team as
they execute their impressive world-wide
responsibilities.” All XL personnel on this
effort will be cleared by the Defense Investigative Service
(DIS) at the secret level as a minimum.
XL
will provide the requisite expertise to procure extensive
technical services, such as large government–owned
contractor operated installations and facilities that
involve use and accountability for large amounts of
government furnished property, numerous sub contractual
arrangements, and accommodation of continuous contractual
changes. Decisions at this level involve
responsiveness to continuing changes in programs or
technological developments. We are constantly
balancing program and technical needs, the interests of the
contractors, statutory and regulatory requirements and the
prevailing socioeconomic climate, to make decisions based on
sound judgment that are in the best interest of the
Government. Knowledge of post award procedures
sufficient to administer complex service contacts, which
require day-to-day negotiations of significant contract
changes, monitoring numerous special provisions,
coordinating extensive subcontracting involvement and
observing rigid timeframes. XL will use experienced
judgment and initiative in applying principles, underlying
guidelines, as in the evaluation of subordinate procurement
programs, in deviating from traditional techniques, or in
researching trends and patterns to develop new approaches,
criteria or proposed policies.
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