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2011 IRMCO, Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay, Cambridge Maryland, GSA presents IRMCO 2011 | April 10-13
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2009 IRMCO AWARD

The IRMCO Award is a prestigious honor presented each year. This award is given to those who have demonstrated exceptional ability to operate across organizational boundaries to improve the Government's services to its citizens. Award winners receive a monetary recognition of $5,000 (team award).

The 2009 IRMCO Award Team Winner:

Multimodal Hazardous Materials
Intelligence Portal Team
Agency: Department of Transportation
Program: Multimodal Hazardous Materials Intelligence Portal

2009 IRMCO Award Team Winner
2009 IRMCO Award Team Winner
Department of Transportation’s Multimodal Hazardous Materials Intelligence Portal Team. Presented by Barney Brasseux, Deputy Administrator, U. S. General Services Administration.

 

The 2009 IRMCO Award Team Nominees:

ESRP Support Team
Agency: Air Force
Program: Electrical System Reliability Program (ESRP)

PMC Laguna Facility Center Team
Agency: Department of Homeland Security
Program: Laguna Facility Center

US Access Pro gram Team
Agency: General Services Administration
Program: GSA Managed Service Office

IRS HSPD-12 PMO Team
Agency: Internal Revenue Service
Program: IRS Homeland Security Presidential Directive
(HSPD-12) Implementation

Many thanks to the IRMCO award judges:

Darren Ash
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Chief Information Officer
Office of the Executive Director for Operations

Bill Dziwura
Department of Justice
Deputy Executive Officer
Office of the Solicitor General

Marilyn Holland
United States Department of Agriculture
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Stuart Kieffer
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Senior Advisor to the CIO

Betsy Steele
General Services Administration
Program Analyst
Office of Citizen Services and Communications

Debra E.B. Young
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Census Bureau
Assistant Division Chief for
Facilities and Special Projects Management
Computer Services Division (CSvD)

Jackie Zeiher 
Program Manager
Office of Technology Strategy
Interagency Policy and Management Division
General Services Administration

 

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Michele Heffner, Program Director, GSA

For information about speaking,
John André, Program Manager, GSA
202-501-9069
john.andre@gsa.gov

For information about attending and sponsoring,
Peg Hosky, Hosky Communications
202-237-0300
Peg@hosky.com.

For information on IRMCO awards and government exhibits,
Veronica Tolliver, GSA
202-501-2825
veronica.tolliver@gsa.gov.

For information about IRMCO’s Golf and Tennis Tournaments and all Special Events,
Kathryn Nanai, Hosky Communications
703-969-0800
KNanai@hosky.com.

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IRMCO Management Team
About GSA:
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