Texas Department of Information Resources
Texas Department of Information Resources is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_FE2A034851EE9949. It has been awarded $1,198,017 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and Department of Agriculture.
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Registration and classification details
Registration
UEI Code
SLED_FE2A034851EE9949Federal Contracting Overview
Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.
AI Capability Profile
The Texas Department of Information Resources provides specialized information technology infrastructure and data management solutions. Their core capabilities include the delivery of shared technology and data center services, as well as the provision of TEX-AN network services to support governmen...
The Texas Department of Information Resources provides specialized information technology infrastructure and data management solutions. Their core capabilities include the delivery of shared technology and data center services, as well as the provision of TEX-AN network services to support government operations. The organization works primarily with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, where they deliver critical ITD shared technology, data center support, and network connectivity services.
Key Performance Metrics
Awards Count
10
All time
Active
6
Currently performing
Completed
4
Past period of performance
Total Awards
All time
Contracts
Prime · all time
Subcontracts
Sub · all time
Grants
Prime · all time
Subgrants
Sub · all time
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