Contract roundup

won a contract worth more than $1 million to upgrade security at all Air Force Reserve command facilities in the United States. , Fairfax, Va., won a five-year, $12.7 million contract to supply IT support services to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. , Bethesda, Md., Northrop Grumman Corp., Los Angeles and Raytheon Co., Waltham, Mass., each won Air Force Milsatcom contracts worth $3 million, with options that could increase their value to $9 million. The contractors will determine requirements for a communications network for military, intelligence and space agencies.Lockheed Martin also won two other contracts. One is a $700 million, nine-year contract from EPA to provide systems engineering services to EPA offices nationwide. The second is a $49.3 million contract from the British Defense Ministry to implement an electronic chart and navigation system., Fairfax, Va., won two contracts from the Homeland Security Department worth a combined $33.1 million. An $11.5 million contract is for program management and strategic planning. The other contract, worth about $21.6 million, is for IT infrastructure design, development and implementation.won a $3.6 million contract from the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services' public health division to install a health surveillance system to improve reporting of potential public health threats. won a five-year, $823.6 million contract from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center to provide IT management support services. , Blue Bell, Pa., won a $10 million contract from the Transportation Security Administration to provide cellular phone services, through the Managed Services Wireless Personal Communications program, to agency employees at U.S. airports and TSA headquarters., a subsidiary of Ashburn, Va.-based Telos Corp., got a $2 million, one-year follow-on contract to supply the Internal Revenue Service with certification and accreditation software.