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Screenprint/Dow is a Wilmington, MA-based company in the Business Services sector.
Founded in 2004, Bask has become a leader in the industry, serving members in homes and small businesses worldwide. Bask puts you first, with expert Technology Advisors who keep working as long as it takes to fix your computer problems. Our dedication to serving seniors and families sets us apart from other firms in our field. We combine secure remote technology support with proactive maintenance, award-winning virus protection, and online backup software. Bask (formerly known as iTOK) was recently named the 51st fastest-growing company in the region by MountainWest Capital Network and has helped hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers. Bask provides remote tech support for computers, tablets, smartphones, routers, printers, and any other device that can connect to the Internet. Bask is based in the United States and employs native/fluent English speakers as friendly Technology Advisors. You`ll never be transferred to a foreign call center when you call us for help. Our Technology Advisors respond quickly to your call, speak in ordinary language, and stay with you until your computer or device is repaired. We never use dry, restrictive scripts or time limits, so you can be assured that we`ll stay with you to find the best solution to your problem.
Array Strategies Inc. is a Mississauga, ON-based company in the Business Services sector.
US Resources is a Mc Lean, VA-based company in the Business Services sector.
The founders of National IPA have created OMNIA Partners, a shared services organization that will enable us to expand our footprint through acquisition of purchasing cooperatives in other markets. National IPA will continue to serve the unique needs of our government and education customers and will continue to operate as it always has, facilitating competitively solicited contracts that are publicly awarded by a lead agency. The contracting process is the foundation of National IPA and that will not change. National IPA participants will benefit from the economies of scale that result from OMNIA`s growth, but all public sector contracts offered by National IPA will remain separate, in adherence with public procurement guidelines and there will be no crossover from the private sector.