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New Government Security Portal Demo and Beta Launch Set for GSA Expo.

Advanced Materials & Composites News, May, 2004

April 26, 2004 - Intellimar Inc.'s federal division GovSupply plans to launch a beta test of its new government physical security portal and user interface at the U.S. General Service Administration's 10th GSA Expo May 11-13 in Orlando, Fla. The new site, My.GovSupply.com, will serve as a business-to-government (B2G) portal for government facility, engineering, security and contracting professionals needing to configure physical security product solutions.

The portal will facilitate purchasing through GovSupply's GSA Schedule (GS-07F- 0100M) following its initial testing. Launching is expected in late July to early August. My.GovSupply.com will provide access to industry resources including product information, educational material and frequently asked...

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