Danya’s Commitment to Excellence Earns Recognition by CDC
with Award for Outstanding Service
CDC Expansion Challenges Overcome with Danya’s Creative Solutions

SILVER SPRING, MD. (January 10, 2006) – Danya International, Inc., a health communications and technology firm delivering breakthrough solutions for public health and education, has been recognized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for establishing a facility to house critical CDC assets. The build-out of Corporate Square, Building 9 in Atlanta by Danya made possible the expansion of the National Center for HIV, STD, and Tuberculosis Prevention (NCHSTP) Information Center and relocation of the CDC’s IT Contractor staff.

"Recognition by a client for a job well done is always rewarding," said Jeff Hoffman, Ph.D., President and CEO. "Our team stepped in when the CDC needed a hand. While our forte isn’t building construction, a critical need was identified and we moved forward. Building 9 is an ideal location for the NCHSTP Information Center, as it complements the other services available in the National Prevention Information Network (NPIN) facility. And, the remaining space was a good fit for the IT Contractor staff."

The CDC award recognized Danya “For their assistance in the build-out and relocation of the NCHSTP Information Center and Contractor Space in Building 9.” Building 9 also houses the CDC’s NPIN Service Center. Danya was chosen as the contractor to expand NPIN’s service offerings and to manage the daily Service Center operations in support of CDC’s prevention mission.

NPIN serves as the centerpiece in CDC’s ongoing health communications and prevention information campaign. Featuring cutting-edge technology, this premier Service Center delivers educational and training opportunities and strategic partnerships. Among the advanced communications tools showcased in the NPIN Service Center are state-of-the-art video conferencing facilities, which provide a vital link between Danya’s Atlanta offices and its Silver Spring headquarters to facilitate meetings and focus group testing, and an expansive, centralized library of education and prevention materials.