The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) is currently requesting offers to establish a purchase order for the procurement of Temp. IT…

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Contract number
696-6-BP603300
Awardee
Prophecy Consulting Inc
Contracting organization
Not on record
Contract amount
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About this award

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) has awarded a contract to Prophecy Consulting Inc for temporary Information Technology (IT) personnel services, specifically focusing on Developer and Programmer Analyst Level 3 positions. The contract, identified by the reference number 696-6-BP603300, is scheduled to commence on September 1, 2025, and covers multiple programming disciplines including Perl, HTML, Basic, Java, and general software coding services.

The contract encompasses programming services categorized under UNSPSC codes 81111613, 81111603, 81111606, 81111810, and 81111602, and is classified under the NIGP code 92040 for Programming Services, Computer (Including Mobile Device Applications). While specific contract values were not provided in the source documentation, the award represents a strategic staffing solution for the Texas state government's IT resource needs, with Prophecy Consulting Inc serving as the prime contractor to provide specialized temporary technical personnel to support the TDCJ's technological infrastructure and development requirements.

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The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) is currently requesting offers to establish a purchase order for the procurement of Temp. IT Personnel-Developer/Programmer Analyst 3.

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Who was awarded contract 696-6-BP603300?

Contract 696-6-BP603300 was awarded to Prophecy Consulting Inc in Texas on September 1, 2025.

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