ALL NATIVE SYSTEMS RECEIVES U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT’S
2007 SMALL BUSINESS PRIME CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD

Winnebago, NE. – All Native Systems, Inc. has been chosen as the recipient of the United States Department of State’s 2007 Annual Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year Award.  The announcement of the 13th annual award was made jointly by the U.S State Department and the U.S. Small Business Administration on behalf of Assistant Secretary for Administration, Raj Chellaraj. The award will be presented on October 25 to Terry Mogensen, CEO of All Native Systems at a ceremony at the Harry S. Truman Building in Washington, D.C.

 “All Native Systems is indeed honored to be recognized with this award as the U.S. Department of State 2007 Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year Award. This award reflects the quality, responsiveness and dedication of our entire staff in being able to provide excellent service in completing these critical projects for the Government of Mexico.  We are pleased to be able to assist the Government of Mexico in these important improvements to their information technology infrastructure. All Native Systems is proud of the progress we have made each year in building a company that now has operations in four states and three foreign countries,” said Terry Mogensen, CEO of All Native Systems.

“This award speaks to the quality and responsiveness of the staff and management of All Native Systems to deliver exemplary service.  As a U.S. Small Business Administration 8(a) firm, they have worked diligently to develop and expand opportunities for their company,” said SBA’s Nebraska District Director Leon Milobar. 

All Native Systems was nominated for the Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year Award after being awarded a contract to provide assistance to the Government of Mexico in improving
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its information technology capacity to strengthen its efforts against illegal alien smuggling and terrorism on its southern border. All Native Systems was cited for providing expert technical talent in implementing vital projects including a DNA database to provide help in solving the murders of more than 700 women on the Mexican border. All Native Systems also provided new
information technology infrastructure for the Mexican attorney general’s office, as well as operation centers for the Mexican immigration and anti-smuggling operations.

All Native Systems was nominated for the annual award by Fred Schellenberg of the American Embassy Mexico City/Narcotics Affairs Division. The nomination noted that All Native Systems had exhibited a willingness to “go the extra mile” for its clients, providing low cost solutions that met the needs of both governments, with impressive professionalism and tact. All Native Systems was also cited for its responsiveness and a providing a combination of technical expertise, on-time performance and reasonable pricing that that made a lasting contribution to the projects.

All Native Systems was also selected earlier this year as an Industry Honoree by Government Computer News (GCN), a national trade publication that is the leading provider of integrated information and media for the government information technology market.  GCN Industry Honorees are selected in three categories including top federal prime contractors and fastest-growing small and 8(a) businesses.

As a GCN Industry Honoree, All Native Systems was featured in the GCN October 8th issue that is published nationally and will be honored with the award at a special banquet to be held on October 24, 2007 in Washington, D.C.

All Native Systems is a subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc. (HCI) is an SBA Certified 8(a) and HUBZone company and is listed in Inc. Magazine’s Top 500 growing companies.  All Native Systems has provided managed IT services, communications, network integration, operations and maintenance and professional services to the private sector and federal agencies including
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USSTRATCOM at Offutt Air Force Base, Department of State, Department of Interior, Bureau of Census, US Army, US Navy, and US Air Force. 

All Native Systems was established by Ho-Chunk, Inc. in 1999 as an information technology service provider.  Since that time, the company has expanded its operation to include expertise in operations, maintenance, training and professional services including temporary and permanent staffing for a variety of specialized governmental programs.  Headquartered in Winnebago, Nebraska, All Native Systems also maintains offices in Bellevue, Nebraska, as well as other operations around the country.