The Evermedia Group, Inc. Announces Agreement to Service CIO-SP2i Contract

Structured as an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) task order driven contract, CIO-SP2i carries a $20 Billion ceiling with a five year period of performance. The contract spans work across nine task areas including CIO support, outsourcing, IT Operations and Maintenance, Integration Services, Critical Infrastructure Protection and Information Assurance, Digital Government, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Clinical Support and Software Development. Specifically, CIO-SP2i enables customers to purchase integrated hardware, software, and services solutions within the above mentioned nine separate task areas. Under CIO-SP2i, Evermedia joins a robust team of IT providers assembled to cover the entire spectrum of programs.

Commenting on the contract vehicle, CEO Jonathan Sym said, "We are very pleased to have been invited to join an outstanding team of IT and business professionals. Unlike some other contract vehicles, CIO-SP2i allows us to provide more potential services to a broader range of customers."

Evermedia is a subcontractor with several other large and small experienced businesses assembled to serve all functional areas within the scope of the CIO-SP2i contract. Evermedia's prime contractor is an international, IT solutions provider with experienced professionals and a long history of success with commercial and government enterprises worldwide.

About The Evermedia Group, Inc.

The Evermedia Group, Inc. is a Service Disabled, Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) providing defense and security solutions for government agencies and private entities. Evermedia Group's wholly-owned operating subsidiaries include defense contractor System Technology Solutions, Inc. and biometric technology developer Evermedia Biometrics Corporation. Additional information and updates can be found on Facebook (facebook.com/Evermedia) and Twitter (twitter.com/evermediagroup).

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