Digital Fusion, Inc. (fka DIGF)

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BCG Buffalo Computer Graphics 3741 Lake Shore Road, Blasdell, N.Y. 14219 Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone] e-mail:[e-mail] IMMEDIATE RELEASE Buffalo Computer Graphics Receives Simulation & Training Contract (Blasdell, New York), 5 September 2006: Buffalo Computer Graphics, Inc. (BCG) has been selected by Naval Inventory Control Point (Mechanicsburg, PA) as one of several firms to receive an Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to satisfy various Department of Defense component requirements. Activity for this contract is to support the simulation and training requirements of the government, under the guidance of the Pentagon Information Technology Service Center (PITSC). The anticipated value of all procurements under the series of issued IDIQ’s is $75 million, with a period of performance covering five years (a base year and four option years). The contract offers BCG the opportunity to participate in supporting all branches of the military by improving their long term mission readiness. Buffalo Computer Graphics, a veteran owned small business, has delivered products and provided services in support of the simulation and training community since 1982. During that time, BCG has established a solid reputation for delivering outstanding products and offering exceptional customer service. With over 200 installations world wide, Buffalo Computer Graphics has become a primary supplier of radar simulation and electronic chart stimulation equipment, as well as Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) and Voice over IP (VoIP) communication systems to the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Army. BCG is also a leader in supplying Disaster Management software solutions to state emergency management organizations and commercial entities. As prime contractor, BCG leads a team of highly qualified companies, each with a strong history of delivering training services to the government. Each of these companies offers unique capabilities, technical superiority and outstanding contract background to support this long term effort. The subcontracting team is made up of: JHT, Inc. (Orlando, Florida), a 16 year old service disabled veteran-owned business, is a leader in developing interactive multimedia training for military and commercial clients, as well as advanced technologies such as interactive electronic technical manuals and script-through-production video. Digital Fusion Solutions, Inc. (Huntsville, Alabama), a publicly-owned (OCBB: DIGF) Small Business, provides technology services and solutions to both commercial and government customers, with a focus on the Department of Defense. Digital Fusion's core

competencies are providing information technology, research and engineering, modeling and simulation, and acquisition and business management services.CTI Resource Management Services, Inc. (Jacksonville, Florida) is a service disabled veteran-owned small business which provides fast, friendly and efficient on-site support services to government organizations worldwide. CTI operates a state-of-the-art IT/Defense Travel System (DTS) Help Desk, supporting customers throughout the world. Turtle Rattle Learning, Inc. (Gulf Breeze, Florida) provides full spectrum performance analytics, instructional design alignment to organizational performance factors, and performance factor digital data dashboards connecting students to their work spaces. A.I.W., Inc. (Orlando, Florida) is a Native American Woman-Owned procurement service company specializing in providing computer, networking hardware, specialty products and services. More information about BCG can be found at www.buffalocomputergraphics.com.