Vistronix will verify State software applications

Vistronix Inc. will improve the verification systems of the State Department under a contract that has a potential value of $37 million.

The contract has a one-year base and four one-year options, and the work will be performed in Arlington, Va.

Vistronix Inc. will improve the software verification systems of the State Department under a contract that has a potential value of $37 million.

The award from the Bureau of Consular Affairs’ Office of Consular Systems and Technology calls for Vistronix to provide independent verification and validation testing of all bureau applications developed by its software development groups prior to deployment.

The five-year task order stems from the General Services Administration’s Alliant Small Business governmentwide acquisition contract, an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity vehicle.

The Office of Consular Systems and Technology provides the bureau with mission-critical information technology resources.

The Bureau of Consular Affairs’ primary mission is to protect and assist U.S. citizens abroad, to issue passports to U.S. citizens, and to issue immigrant and non-immigrant visas to foreign nationals.