Annapolis-based TeleCommunication Systems has been awarded a $20 million IT contract with Baltimore city government, reports the Baltimore Business Journal.
Under the two-year deal, the Annapolis mobile tech firm will provide support to various city agencies, including the Mayor’s Office of Information Technology [MOIT] and the Baltimore police department.
MOIT will manage the contract.
Philadelphia venture firm Osage University Partners will manage the capital, only available to university-affiliated companies.
Ecosystem leaders chimed in about what they see happening in the year ahead. More intentional personal connections is a goal for many.
Disruptions to SBIR/STTR program leave local life sciences and tech innovators facing tougher paths to commercialization.
The Philly-based biotech is developing a GLP-1 that aims to help patients lose weight and keep it off.
The Pittsburgh startup’s tech takes an updated approach to keep AI chips from getting too hot.
The WorldUpstart founder leverages decades of experience to help foreign businesses come to the US, she told Technical.ly in the latest How I Got Here.
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