DynAccSys Awarded Fairfax County Contract

December 10, 2002


SILVER SPRING, MD - The County of Fairfax awarded Dynamic Access Systems a contract to design, implement, and operate an accounts receivable system for the School-Aged Child Care Program. The contract is for three years with an option to renew for another two years. The DynAccSys system and service will not only improve operational efficiencies, but it will also significantly reduce the workload of Fairfax County staff through the automation of many manual functions.

Lisa Miller, President of DynAccSys commented: "We look forward to the opportunity to work with the Fairfax County School-aged Child Care program. The DynAccSys concept for this service leverages our technology and outsourced business services performed for other government agencies. It seems like the right model for Fairfax County as well."


About DynAccSys
DynAccSys designs, builds, operates, and supports customized data management tools - dynamic solutions that solve complex problems in data management, data transmission, and business processes. DynAccSys also offers business process services as a technology-enhanced alternative to customer processing with a focus on the government, mortgage banking, and accounting industries. The company devises new ways to better business practices through Web solutions that transfer work from inside to outside a company, or through designs that offer breakthrough solutions to regulatory complexities. DynAccSys is based in Silver Spring, Md. For more information, visit www.dynaccsys.com.


About Fairfax County School Aged Child Care Program
Fairfax County operates an extensive child care system in conjunction with the Fairfax County Public Schools. There are currently 125 centers with the number of centers expanding each year. Nearly 9,000 families are served by the centers. The service provided include before school, after kindergarten, and after school child care during the school year, sessions for winter and spring school break, and year round sessions including the summer. The monthly fees are set annually by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and generate revenue of approximately $17 million a year. Fees are assessed on a sliding scale based on adjusted family income.



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