MainSpring to sell FileMaker 18 licenses on GSA schedule

Daily Record Staff//December 18, 2019//

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MainSpring CEO Marshall Micheals. (Submitted photo)

A Frederick information technology company is now the exclusive provider to the federal government of licenses to a business apps platform owned by an Apple subsidiary.

MainSpring Inc. received a letter of supply to resell licenses to FileMaker 18 on the General Services Administration schedule. Right now they are the only supplier of these licenses on the schedule.

MainSpring CEO Marshall Micheals said in a news release that the addition of Filemaker 18 licensing to the schedule, the company can be a one-stop shop for Filemaker technology.

The company has developed FileMaker systems for the government, including a purchase request tracking system for the National Institutes of Health, inventory tracking systems for the Food and Drug Administration, and an exhibit system for the Smithsonian Institution.

Tags: Smithsonian Institution, food and drug administration, national institutes of health, Apple, MainSpring Inc.

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