The information and calculating system (ICS Konkurs) for accompaniment of the work of Expert Councils of the USSR AMS at competitions of medical research works projects, developed by an IBM, is examined. The system is of high efficiency, permits one to automate a great quantity of routine operations, is easily adaptive to work conditions of any Expert council. The ICS Konkurs can be used at any competitions and in the activities of Scientific Councils of Research Institutes.
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