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OPINION
As end of fiscal 2013 approaches in this strangest of strange years, I know I will get calls and emails as to what are the best end-of-the year marketing tactics. With sequestration and lowest price, technically acceptable contracts facing everyone, and strategic sourcing facing many others (remember, 15 more GSA Schedules will be targeted for SSI over the next 3 years), I will offer my clients what I feel are the best tactics for them in their respective niches.
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Northrop Grumman has won a $318 million task order to support the full software development life cycle of the Defense Intelligence Agency’s enterprise-centric information technology architecture.
The task order is an Enterprise Application Development and Integration Support task order, and has a period of performance of 4 years.
It also includes the design, development, integration, testing and deployment requirements, tasks and technical support services to the agency’s Chief Information Office, Northrop Grumman said in a release.
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MEDICAID
HP Enterprise Services added to its large stable of Medicaid clients with a $220 million win in Indiana to build a new Medicaid management information system for the state.
The contract with the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration builds on a 20-year relationship as the state’s Medicaid fiscal agent.
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I love it when veteran executives return to the market. Last week, it was Mac Curtis, former Vangent CEO, taking reins at the SI Organization. And now it’s Paul Cofoni, former CEO of CACI International, who has pulled back from retirement to become executive chairman of PAE Group.
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PEOPLE
Northrop Grumman has named Heidi Hendrix vice president, human resources for the Aerospace Systems sector which the company has been building up this past year.
In her new role, Hendrix will be responsible for all aspects of human resources in the Aerospace Systems sector, including attracting, developing, retaining, supporting and engaging a diverse, inclusive and high-performance workforce, Northrop said in a release.
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NAVY
General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems has won a five-year, $31.5 million contract to support the advanced mission computers in the Navy’s F/A-18 Hornet and AV-8B Harrier aircrafts.
This is the second contract of its kind to be awarded to General Dynamics; the first was awarded in mid-March.
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PEOPLE
QinetiQ North America has named David Shrum general manager of its Defense Solutions business unit, where he will have management responsibility for its portfolios.
These portfolios include software and systems engineering, aeronautical engineering and logistics and fleet management, the company said.
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TOP CONTRACTS
May played host to a steady stream of contract awards, continuing the monthly rise in the number of contract awards we've covered since the beginning of 2013.
To make May’s list, you had to have a contract worth $115 million and above range.
Washington Technology covered 52 awards in May, a sizable increase over the 45 in April, the 30 in March, and the 13 in February.
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PEOPLE
Science Applications International Corp. has named John Sweeney senior vice president, investor relations of the company’s planned national security, health and engineering solutions company, Leidos.
Sweeney has previously served as the Investor Relations Officer for NASDAQ, Sirona Dental Systems and Weight Watchers International.
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NAVY
Raytheon Co. has won a $23.8 million contract modification with the U.S. Navy for test and evaluation engineering support at two different sites.
Under the contract, Raytheon will execute Phase II CVN 78 Dual Band Radar Test and Evaluation engineering support, according to the Defense Department.
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