PASADENA, CA, September 21, 2004 /PRNewswire/ --

Chase Computing International, a leading provider of powerful cost-effective software solutions and services, has announced the renewal of the Science Data and System Implementation and Operations (SDSIO) contract with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and Raytheon ITSS. This renewal reflects Chase’s outstanding performance in building and developing data systems that manage, distribute, and archive data from JPL-led Earth and Space Science Missions. Chase Computing will continue to serve as Raytheon’s subcontractor to provide IT programming services for JPL’s Deep Space Mission System (DSMS) Configuration Management (CM) group.

Chase Computing has enjoyed an extremely successful and productive year, developing several new automated web-based systems. These new systems offer users increased flexibility, real-time updates, and individualized capabilities. In addition, Chase released upgraded versions of mission-critical tracking systems that will help ensure responsive and efficient performance.

The initial five-year SDSIO contract began in September 1998, marking the beginning of an innovative relationship with JPL and Raytheon ITSS, both located in Pasadena, California, and Chase Computing, located in Alhambra, California. The renewed contract‘s duration is set for two more years, with an option for a subsequent three years.

For More Information Contact:
James Lin
Chase Computing
626.308.5888
james@chasecom.com