T -- FINANCIAL RESEARCH SERVICE
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The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to award a sole source contract to the Center for Financial Research and Analysis, Inc. for access to a subscription-based, web-based financial research service. This service will focus on providing detailed information on U.S. companies with market capitalizations exceeding $200 million, particularly those exhibiting signs of operational difficulties or using aggressive and unusual accounting methods. The intent is to alert investors and creditors to potential financial risks within these companies. No formal solicitation will be issued for this sole source contract, though other interested organizations may submit their qualifications and capabilities for consideration by the SEC. The contract, titled "T -- FINANCIAL RESEARCH SERVICE," was posted as a presolicitation in April 2003, and the service will be managed by the office within the Securities and Exchange Commission located in Washington, D.C.
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Washington, DC 20549, DCSet-Aside
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