Legal Information

Prime Task, Inc. was originally incorporated by Elizabeth and Alexey Semyonov in Virginia on November 2, 2001 as an "S"-corporation. In 2005, after four years of successful operations and growth, it was acquired in a stock and cash deal by Advanced Language Systems International, Inc. (ALSI) a linguistic company that Prime Task was already working with developing proprietary patented technologies for smart processing of linguistic information.

Prime Task operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary and a division of ALSI until 2009, providing internal IT support, performing various internal R&D projects, and continuing to provide IT services to existing and new clients. In 2007 Prime Task (operating as a part of ALSI) was awarded a GSA Contract for IT services.

In 2009, Prime Task's original owners sold their shares in ALSI for cash and ALSI.s ownership interest in Prime Task, thus returning the company to independent operations. Following separation from ALSI, Prime Task was re-incorporated as a Virginia C-corporation.

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Our DUNS # is 100452924

Prime Task is headquartered in Springfield, VA.

Services and Clients

Prime Task Provides a full spectrum of services including:

  • Software Development
  • System Engineering
  • General IT consulting and strategic planning
  • Analysis of IT needs
  • Custom client-server application design and development
  • Internet application design and development
  • System integration and support
  • IT project management

    • Among our clients are:

  • US Government, e.g., Internal Revenue Service, Department of Defenses, and other agencies (we provide services to US Government clients under specific contracts as well as under our GSA Schedule contract)
  • . Major US corporations, e.g., Northrop Grumman Corporation, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc., Anderson-Burnett Corporation
  • . Foreign and international private and governmental organizations, e.g., The Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation, The United Nations Development Program, The World Bank, The Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Kyrgyz Republic
  • . Not-for-profit organizations, e.g., The Andrei Sakharov Foundation, and The National Student Loan Alliance