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Dossier · Organization
Speridian Technologies
The IT contractor whose NMED contract was amended to bring in Apaluma, the AI company founded by Alicia Keyes.
At a glance
- Kind
- Company
- Jurisdiction
- Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
- Verification
- confirmed — Two independent accounts agree
- In the record
- 1 sources · 3 connections · 0 dated entries
- Record id
- PJO70
Key facts
- Its $1,801,300 NMED contract was amended by $499,990, at the Secretary's direction, to host Apaluma as a subcontractor, per internal emails reported by The Candle.[1]
- Its architect described Speridian taking “passive income from the upsold subcontracted services at a reasonable percentage.”[1]
- A follow-on $977,354 contract required Keyes and Apaluma affiliates as its Key Staff at $125–130 an hour.[1]
The record
The IT contractor whose NMED deal became the vehicle: its $1.8M contract was amended at the Secretary's direction to host Apaluma as a subcontractor — taking, in its own architect's words, 'passive income from the upsold subcontracted services' — and its follow-on $977,354 contract was required to staff Keyes and Apaluma affiliates at $125–130 an hour.
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In the Watch · 1
Sources · 1
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