SYSTEMS INTEGRATION GROUP, INC.

                  PRESS RELEASE

(January 31, 1997) Systems Integration Group, Inc. (SIG) 
announces its receipt of two five-year contracts from the 
Library of Congress for a total of $7.6 million. Under 
these contracts, SIG will provide digital image capture, 
text conversion and SGML encoding services of original 
documents in support of the Library's National Digital 
Library Program.

SIG is headquartered in Lanham, Maryland and provides 
document imaging, management and conversion services to 
the federal government and private sector markets. SIG 
also provides PC-based systems integration services, local 
area network design, installation, operations and support 
services and Lotus Notes application development and support 
services.

"It is an honor to have been selected by the Library of 
Congress to support the National Digital Library Program 
and to have a role in the conversion of some of the 
Nation's cultural treasures to digital form," said Charles 
J. Royster, Jr., President of SIG.

In addition to the Library of Congress, for which SIG 
previously supported the American Memory Project, SIG 
has provided document imaging, management and conversion 
services for the National Agricultural Library, the New 
York University Law Library, the U.S. Department of 
State and the Department of Defense, Office of the Joint 
Staff.

For further information, contact Judy Gann at 301-731-3900.