BTG on Winning Unisys Team for NIH CIOSP Award; IT Services and Products Contract Has Potential Value of $100 Million to Unisys Team.

VIENNA, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 10, 1996--BTG, Inc. (Nasdaq: BTGI) announced that it is a subcontractor on the Unisys Corporation team for an omnibus contract awarded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Chief Information Officers Solutions and Partners (CIOSP) contract will give CIOs in federal agencies a purchasing vehicle for a broad range of information technology (IT) products and services.

CIOSP is a multiple-award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite- quantity (IDIQ) contract open to all federal departments and agencies. UNISYS estimates that the team's potential revenue from CIOSP is $100 million over the contract's five-year term. The Unisys team will compete against other contractors for up to 5,000 task orders in systems integration, telecommuting services, data center outsourcing, Year 2000 solutions, telecommunications engineering and installation, and information technology security. The total value of CIOSP is open-ended; it is unique in that its ceiling is measured in number of task orders rather than dollars.

BTG's specific focus on the Unisys team is telecommuting, an area of increasing importance to federal, state and local governments. The company worked with the General Services Administration on the first telework centers set up for government employees in the City of Hagerstown, Maryland.

BTG is also performing with Unisys on DEIS II, a $3 billion, multiple-award contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency. BTG is a prime contractor on two other large-scale contracts for NIH. In August, BTG's team was selected for NIH's ImageWorld, a $100 million, multiple-award program that allows all federal agencies to purchase imaging and document management services and products. BTG also is a prime contractor on the NIH Electronic Computer Store, a $96.8 million multiple-award contract issued last October for the purchase of computer-related products.

Jeff Wilson, director of government sales for BTG Integration and Network Systems, said: "With CIOSP, NIH has completed a Triple Crown of contracts that give government agencies access to the most comprehensive, best value solutions for their information technology needs. CIOSP is not only simple to use, it's also a fast track, flexible vehicle that lets a CIO react quickly to changing IT demands. We look forward to working with the Unisys team on this program."

BTG provides information technology services and products to government and commercial clients. The company specializes in systems engineering, integration and network systems, Internet/intranet access and services, custom computer manufacturing, and the value-added reselling of hardware, software and services.

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