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Experience, responsiveness, and flexibility mean another 5 years for Circle
October 1, 2009–McLean, VA. Circle Solutions, Inc. (Circle) once again demonstrated its dedication to providing the highest quality and most efficient service with the recent win of a follow-on contract to provide logistical support for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development's Obstetrics and Pediatric Pharmacology Branch (OPPB). Circle looks forward to supporting the Branch and the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act program for the next 3 years plus 2 option years. Circle's experience, responsiveness, and flexibility set them apart from the competition.
Circle will continue to bring creativity to support the various OPPB program activities, including planning workshops, conferences, conference calls, and webcasts; working with distinguished participants and partners, both domestic and international; writing and editing scientific and nonscientific materials; developing and managing tracking systems; updating and managing a collaborative Web-based workspace; supporting exhibits at scientific conferences; and providing general administrative support.
Circle's President, Caroline Y. Watler, said, "We will remain responsive to the Branch's changing requirements and proactively identify and satisfy project needs whenever possible. Congratulations and thanks to all for this exciting win!"
Circle is an employee-owned professional services firm that provides services, products, and technologies in support of healthier, safer people and communities. Located in Tysons Corner, VA, Circle has concentrated on health, criminal justice, and other social issues while supporting Federal, State, and private-sector clients since 1980.
Dynamic resources. Strategic approaches. Smart solutions. All sums up to another Circle win!
September 28, 2009–McLean, VA. Once again, Circle Solutions, Inc. (Circle) has won the privilege to support the "public face" of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases' (NIDDK's) three information clearinghouses, two information services, three education programs, and several public health awareness campaigns. Circle is enthusiastic about continuing to support these important efforts, applying best practices and lessons learned to provide integrated health information development, management, storage, and dissemination services to meet the demands of the Institute and its constituents.
The NIDDK contract touches every part of Circle and our capabilities. "Our passion for this work drives our desire to deliver greater value, higher quality, and more visibility for the NIDDK and, ultimately, will help enable the Institute to achieve its goals," commented Caroline Y. Watler, Circle's President.
Circle is an employee-owned professional services firm that provides services, products, and technologies in support of healthier, safer people and communities. Located in Tysons Corner, VA, Circle has concentrated on health, criminal justice, and other social issues while supporting Federal, State, and private-sector clients since 1980.