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Dell Computer Corp.

 


CONTRACTS

U.S. courts release $95M Dell product contract

The U.S. courts plan to buy nearly $100 million in Dell products over the next five years, and has released a solicitation that will go to a single Dell Federal Premier Partner.

OPINION

4 ways a private Dell helps the government market

This analysis predicts that a private Dell will bring multiple benefits to government customers and partners looking for innovation and lower costs.

CONTRACTS

Navy considers Dell-only procurement

The Navy is looking to buy some laptops and workstations, but they must be Dell products.

DHS

Who are the biggest contractors at DHS?

The top 20 contractors at DHS take in over a third of all the spending the agency does with contractors. Who tops the list?

PEOPLE

College grads pick contractors as desirable employers

Government contractors will be represented on a list of the 100 most desirable places to work, according to a survey of recent college grads.

Troy West returns to lead Dell federal

Troy West has returned for a second round leading Dell's federal business.

CONTRACT NEWS

Who won GSA's $2.5B cloud-based email contract?

GSA awards 20 contracts to 17 companies, including four small businesses, in an attempt to save money and increase the use of the cloud.

Dell to pay $2.4B for IT management software firm

Acquisition will provide Dell with critical components to expand software capabilities within its new Software Group.

Dell wins $100M Alliant order from NIH unit

Computer giant’s support includes network infrastructure, engineering services and cloud computing services.

10 named to $775M Marines hardware award

The multiple award contract provides a mechanism for a wide array of computer equipment for the Corps.

Dell sharpens focus on solutions

CEO Michael Dell says “We are a solutions company first.”

Top 100 contractors hunt for new opportunities

The largest contractors in the government market, the so-called top dogs, are hunting for the bright spots in a down market.