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BidPrime is a subscription service providing federal, state, and local government bids and contract opportunities using streamlined User Interface. Launched in 2009, BidPrime sought to utilize modern technology to better collect and consolidate state and local government bids and RFPs and provide a clear and timely window into government purchasing. BidPrime is the only company that offers real-time notification of new government bids and RFPs, tracking over an estimated 90,000+ government agencies from government websites, classifieds, direct government relationships, and private purchasing networks. In addition, subscribers are provided analytic tools designed to follow emerging trends in their industries and use historic information for better intelligence on new leads. The company is based in Austin, Texas and is privately held.
Bright Software Systems is a Miami, FL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
AltruIT is a Mission Hills, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Students move at the speed of culture and technology, challenging higher education institutions to be more engaging, responsive, and insightful than ever before. Disparate collections of outdated and inflexible student software systems–systems that have been around for years or even decades–often result in poor user experiences and high maintenance costs. Thesis is a dedicated Student Information System business with specialized regional products and a flagship global SaaS offering. Thesis SM is designed to improve how colleges and universities operate and communicate, implemented with a standardized, industry best-practice model. Combining flexibility and automation, Thesis SM (Student Management) is the engine that powers institutional change in an effort to improve the overall student experience, and shape student success.
With the formation of Tech Bloc in 2015, the growing San Antonio tech community found a unifying voice for itself and its needs within the broader regional business & political communities. After a number of successful projects and community programs, Tech Bloc realized that a sustained, focused effort on recruiting and developing tech talent would need to be made in order to fuel the continued growth of the local tech ecosystem.