Contract Roundup

McLean, Va. $12 million over four years U.S. Agency for International Development Work alongside government agencies in Bosnia-Herzegovina to make the workforce more mobile while introducing flexible and diverse forms of labor relations and agreements. $7.6 million over four years USAID Help government officials in Bosnia-Herzegovina to craft a modern framework for direct taxation that includes corporate and personal income taxes and market value-based real estate taxation.Chicago $108 million Japan Supply radar system improvement program kits, including a new radar computer, control maintenance panel and software upgrades for the radar and mission system programs, to Japan's fleet of four E-767 Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft.Arlington, Va. $36 million Navy Deliver an expanded roster of services for the Naval Sea System Command's ship maintenance and improvement program.$17 million over four years Army Reserve Support infrastructure assurance services and evaluate critical infrastructure programs and procedures that help determine vulnerabilities to terrorist threats for the Reserve's global anti-terrorism activities.Round Rock, Texas $50 million over three years Georgia Administrative Services Department and the Georgia Technology AuthorityDetails: Furnish software to all state agencies to let the state better manage procurement costs and more closely track what software individual departments and agencies are using.Plano, Texas Two contracts totaling $120 million over five years Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Under the One Program Integrity task order, EDS will consolidate data warehousing and analytics for use in detecting fraud and abuse in CMS programs. Under the North Region task order, EDS will support CMS' audit, oversight and anti-fraud and abuse efforts for the Medicare prescription drug program in 25 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands.Falls Church, Va. $17 million Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation Set up a military battlefield training site with integrated equipment in Jordan. $7 million White House Communications Agency Help complete the transition of the White House's external communications system to an IP infrastructure.New York $40 million Transportation Security Administration Provide TSA with refreshed explosive detection systems to update eXaminer 3DX systems at airports.Herndon, Va. $14.3 million over three years Army Provide IT services for the Army team at Fort Monmouth, N.J., including mail messaging, desktop and centralized help desk support for 7,000 users, as well as for Web servers, data network services and network and operations security.Olathe, Kan. $4 million over 6 years Vermont Supply the infrastructure and staff expertise necessary to develop, maintain and host the state's official e-government portal.Arlington, Va. $440 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Manage the Beneficiary Contact Center program, including handling all calls to the 24-hour, toll-free Medicare help line for all states and U.S. territories.Denver $100 million over 10 years Defense Information Systems Agency Provide bandwidth transmission services for the Defense Department's global information grid, including providing dedicated private service lines to connect military installations in the Midwest and West to the GIG, and also provide DISA with a Web portal for easier pricing, ordering and service delivery.Waltham, Mass. $113 million Air Force Continue delivering consolidated field support for sensors, data links and ground systems for the U-2 reconnaissance aircraft program.Dallas $1 millionCity of North Miami, Fla.Deliver software and services, including a full suite of the company's EDEN financial management products.Mountain View, Calif. $1.5 million Education Department Supply the agency with its personal identity verification card management system and shared-service provider, public-key infrastructure solution.San Diego $36 million over five years Army Aviation and Missile CommandProvide engineering and technical expertise in support of the command's arm that handles weapon systems and test equipment.St. Louis$15 million Alaska Administration Department Help state officials to update the state's telecommunications system, including moving the state to a converged, enterprisewide network and deploying 15,000 IP telephones.