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3Dsolve on Team Selected for $483 Million
Distributed Learning Contract with US Army
Innovative Firm Brings Simulation Learning
Expertise to Prestigious Team
Cary, NC, February 28, 2006 — 3Dsolve
Inc., The Simulation Learning Company, today announced
it is part of a team that has won a new $483 million
contract awarded by the US Army Training and Doctrine
Command (TRADOC), the Distributed Learning, Education
and Training Products (DLETP) program. Under the contract,
3Dsolve will work with a team of product and service
providers assembled by prime contractor Karta Technologies
to provide high-quality, state-of-the-art distributed
e-learning for soldiers worldwide.
Distributed learning is key to training
and supporting troops deployed anywhere, whether in
the continental US or overseas. Through the DLETP program,
US Army commands can now more easily obtain the necessary
funds to incorporate simulation learning solutions into
their distributed learning courses.
“We’re honored to be associated
with Karta Technologies and the outstanding team they
have assembled,” said Richard Boyd, chief executive
officer of 3Dsolve. “Our participation in the DLETP
program not only enables our existing customers to work
with us more easily than ever, but will allow us to
bring the benefits of simulation learning to additional
commands and their soldiers throughout the US Army.”
“We recruited 3Dsolve to our team
for their unquestioned technical skills, their impressive
list of customers, and their growing reputation as a
leader in the military training industry,” said
Ken Guest, retired US Army Major General and chief operating
officer at Karta. “The Karta team is poised to
provide the right training solution when and where needed.”
In addition to 3Dsolve, the Karta DLETP
team includes a prestigious list of firms: Advancia,
Alion Science & Technology, Allen Interactions,
Brainshark, CACI, Carney, Coastal, CollabWorx, CompeteNet,
Eagle Systems, EG&G, Envisage, FC Business Systems,
IBM, Information Experts, LMR, MTS Technologies, NGRAIN,
Orion, Pinneast, SIMmersion, Sparta, SRA, Stanley Associates,
SumTotal, The Logistics Company, Thomson NETg, and Visual
Purple.
About Karta Technologies, Inc.
Founded in 1986, Karta Technologies, Inc. provides information
technology and systems integration solutions to government
and commercial clients nationwide. Recognized as one
of the nation’s 50 Fastest Growing IT Small Businesses
in 2004 by Washington Technology Journal, Karta provides
nearly 20 years of experience in systems engineering,
training, and acquisition support. Karta’s high-technology
products and services include Train2Secure, the first
National Security Agency-certified web-based information
security training program for NSTISSI 4013. Expertise,
innovation, and a dedicated staff provide Karta’s
clients with smart solutions on time and on target.
For more information, visit <http://www.karta.com>.
About 3Dsolve
3Dsolve, The Simulation Learning Company, creates collaborative
simulation learning solutions for government, military,
and corporate applications, a market estimated to reach
$37 billion by 2011. 3Dsolve’s simulation learning
products use realistic, interactive 3D graphics, based
upon industry standards, enabling users to learn by
doing. In each of the last three years, 3Dsolve has
been named as one of Military Training Technology magazine’s
Top 100, the “companies that have made a significant
impact in the military training industry,” with
special awards for innovation and rising status in 2005.
3Dsolve’s headquarters are in Cary, North Carolina,
near world-renowned Research Triangle Park.
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