IRS announces TIPSS-4 winners

  • By John Stein Monroe
  • Dec 31, 2010

The Internal Revenue Service has selected 33 contractors, including eight small business, to provide IT services as part of the Total Information Processing Support Services-4 program.

TIPSS-4 contractors will provide support services to help the IRS maintain and update its large portfolio of legacy tax systems. Its scope covers four main task areas: IT development, operations and maintenance, cybersecurity and program management support.

The contract has one base year and nine one-year options. To see the full list of contractors, click here.

About the Author

John Monroe is Senior Events Editor for the 1105 Public Sector Media Group, where he is responsible for overseeing the development of content for print and online content, as well as events. John has more than 20 years of experience covering the information technology field. Most recently he served as Editor-in-Chief of Federal Computer Week. Previously, he served as editor of three sister publications: civic.com, which covered the state and local government IT market, Government Health IT, and Defense Systems.

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