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| ANADARKO INDUSTRIES, LLC RANKED NUMBER 17 ON THE HOUSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL FASTTECH 50 LIST.
| | Tuesday, November 09, 2010 | Houston, November 5, 2010 – Houston’s 50 fastest-growing technology companies were honored at the Houston Fast Tech 50 luncheon presented by the Houston Business Journal and held at the Hilton Americas Houston Hotel.
Anadarko Industries, LLC (AI) was ranked as number 17 on the Houston Fast Tech 50 list. Over 450 Houstonians from the business community cheered on the 2010 Fast Tech 50 award recipients at the luncheon where the rankings were first made public. Companies making the list were ranked by percentage of revenue growth over the past two years. | | Read More |
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| USDA Awards Anadarko Industries $50M IT Contract
| | Friday, April 16, 2010 | (Houston, TX. April, 16, 2010) The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) awarded Anadarko Industries, LLC (AI) a follow-on five year $50M contract to continue providing End-User IT Support Services at large office locations throughout the United States. AI provides IT Support for the USDA Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) International Technology Service (ITS) organization supporting over 30,000 users. The work is currently being conducted at five ITS large office locations in Fort Collins, CO; Saint Louis, MO; Kansas City, MO; Lincoln, NE; and Washington, D.C. AI provides call center / service desk support, server and systems administration, IT Security, IT system configuration control, tracking and asset control of the IT inventory. | | Read More |
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| AI Center Institutional Safety Services (CISS) Employees Receive Innovation Award from Johnson Space Center
| | Friday, April 16, 2010 | On March 30, the Anadarko Industries’ (AI) Center Institutional Safety Services (CISS) contract was the recipient of one of the first ever Safety & Health Innovation Awards bestowed by the Johnson Space Center (JSC) Contractor Safety Forum in recognition of the development and production of the “Safe, Not Sorry” (SNS) safety program in 2009. The catch phrase is known not only Center-wide, National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) Headquarters has taken notice as well, and the idea may soon be expanded to other NASA Centers. | | Read More |
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