Toronto (Marketwired)—27 June 2013. Compugen Inc. is pleased to announce that it has won a competition for a three-year vendor-of-record contract for desktops, notebooks, monitors and Intel servers by Bruce Power.

“This VOR arrangement represents for us an exciting new phase in our relationship with Bruce Power. Our value proposition continues to focus on providing high-quality products and services according to aggressive service agreements. Our ISO 9001:2008 certification requires us to prove that we do what we say, and we are proud to be able to demonstrate that every day. We thank Bruce Power for entrusting this VOR arrangement to us,” said Ken Goessaert, Compugen’s VP of Technology Lifecycle Solutions.

About Compugen
Named Canada’s top IT solutions and services provider for 2011 by Computer Dealer News, Compugen works with mid- to large-sized Canadian organizations to help them maximize the business value of their investment in information technology. Compugen’s award-winning service quality, unequalled depth and breadth of technical expertise and national footprint have made them the partner of choice for Canadian businesses and government organizations for more than 30 years. www.compugen.com

About Bruce Power
Bruce Power operates the world’s largest nuclear sites and is the source of roughly 25 per cent of Ontario’s electricity. The company's site in Tiverton, Ontario is home to eight CANDU reactors, each one capable of generating enough low-cost, reliable, safe and clean electricity to meet the annual needs of a city the size of Hamilton. Formed in 2001, Bruce Power is an all-Canadian partnership among TransCanada, Cameco, Borealis Infrastructure Management (a division of the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System) as well as the Power Workers’ Union and Society of Energy Professionals. A majority of Bruce Power's employees are also owners in the business.