Contract roundup
Three companies won the right to compete for task orders to support the State Department's Global Peace Operations Initiative.
Value: $200 million over five years
Agency: State Department
Winners: Blackwater USA Inc., Moyock, N.C.; L-3 Communications Inc. of New York; and Northrop Grumman Corp. of Los Angeles.
Details: Provide peacekeeping troops with training services ranging from multinational command post exercises and the development of training products to in-country, train-the-trainer instruction.
CGI Group Inc. Montreal
Value: $84 million over six years
Agency: Los Angeles County
Details: Implement Phase 2 of the enterprise resource planning project, including materials management and procurement, budget preparation and Health Services Department time collection processing.
Convergys Corp. Cincinnati
Value: $125.4 million over two years
Agency: U.S. Postal Service
Details: Under this contract extension, continue providing customer contact services across all channels through live agents, automated speech services,
e-mail and Web support.
Lockheed Martin Corp. Bethesda, Md.
Value: $58.3 million over four years
Agency: Army
Details: Continue operating the Hellfire Missile Depot, including worldwide field support.
Northrop Grumman Corp. Los Angeles
Value: $51 million over four years
Agency: Army Communications-Electronics Command
Details: Provide identity management and data-collection services to the Defense Manpower Data Center for managing the personnel data for active and retired members of the U.S. military and their families.
Raytheon Co. Waltham, Mass.
Value: $59 million over five years
Agency: Navy
Details: Provide logistics support for shipboard and airborne Cooperative Engagement Capability systems, which enhance air and missile defense by pooling high-quality data from sensors and weapons.
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