In February 2001 All-Star was awarded a national contract as a Subcontractor to provide logistics and warehouse services on a national scale for the Navy/Marine Corps intranet connectivity project. All-Star provides day-to-day program management services on this contract including requisition management services, background screening and drug testing services as well as base security access for all of our contractors working on the NMCI Project.
Lockheed Martin Space Operations
All-Star provides various scientific and engineering services at NASA (Johnson Space Flight Center).
All-Star also perform ongoing program management services and manages the task order processes and security access processes and provides weekly status reports.
Command Communications Survivability Program
All-Star performs IT equipment installation and moves, provides ongoing program management services and manages the Task Order processes, background checks, drug screens and security access processes.
Social Security Administration
All-Star performs various EEO investigations, Final Agency Decisions, (FADS), and Alternative Dispute resolutions (ARDS) at the request of and under specific PO’s to our GSA Schedule # GS-15F-0023K.
Public Service Gas and Electric
All-Star performs Sub-vendor management services as a subcontractor to Aerotek for PSEG., Services include on boarding and qualifying and subcontracting with tier-2 sub-vendors, managing task assignments, and performing consolidated time reporting and billing functions.
Omron
All-Star developed the service program to install and maintain all of the Automated Boarding Pass Readers (BPR’s). There were 1,100+ units at United Gates in 116 airports nationally. All-Star deployed six dedicated service technicians at United’s Hub airport locations (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Washington Dulles, Miami and Chicago).
HNS
HNS provided satellite services to variety of clients for pager service, financial and credit card processing and other communications services. All-Star was asked to participate in the recovery effort to supplement HNS’ service provider (Wang Global) because Wang simply couldn’t respond quickly enough due to the sheer magnitude of the effort.
