Tag: data analytics for government

August 3, 2020

TCG Awarded $625m BPA from Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service

Accelerating federal shared services with project management, systems development, and data analytics TCG is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a blanket purchase agreement (BPA) for the Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service’s OneARC Strategic Support…
July 9, 2020

TCG Congratulates MCC on Ranking First among Federal Agencies in Transparency

We always knew they would make a better window than door Congratulations to the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) for ranking first among U.S. federal agencies and seventh in the world for aid transparency according to the Aid Transparency Index. The Index is…
June 29, 2018

TCG to Support SEC Quantitative Research and Analysis Through $26.4m Contract

Awarded the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s QRADS Channel 3 IDIQ Washington, DC — TCG, an award-winning information technology solutions and advisory services provider, has been awarded the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Qualitative Research and Analytical Data Support (QRADS) Indefinite…
March 27, 2017

Paying for Federal IT Innovation

Like a frugal friend that tracks every penny they spend, the government is constantly looking for ways to save money. The new administration, especially, is eager to find savings. By some accounts, President Trump wants to cut up to $10.5 trillion…
February 9, 2017

MCC Powers Change Across the World

An Infographic Some stories are best told with pictures. Here’s how the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) reimagined their IT infrastructure to improve their grantmaking process and the quality of life in communities around the world. Click the image to expand.  …
January 10, 2017

Using Data for Positive Change

When personal computers were first introduced, people demanded easy-to-understand user interfaces and software that would explain what it does and help them use it more effectively. The answer from many programmers was, “It’s hard to make it easy.” The same…