California

CGI gets $91M to maintain San Diego city IT services

Contractor will be responsible for day-to-day development and maintenance of the southern California city’s application portfolio.

  • By David Hubler

Xerox takes over $1.6B Medi-Cal claims processing contract

Since assuming operational responsibility last October, the company has processed more than 90 million California Medicaid claims totaling $7.5 billion.

  • By David Hubler

SAIC hit with a second class-action suit

TRICARE contractor sued in connection with information breach.

  • By Washington Technology staff

CGI wins $63M extension for ERP work

The company continues work on Los Angeles County's financial and human resource application modernization project.

  • By Nick Wakeman

CGI picked for California's construction management system

The $13.7 million contract is to transform California's Transportation Department construction management system.

  • By Alysha Sideman

Two years in, Google and CSC face critics in LA cloud project

Google and CSC's contract to provide the city of Los Angeles with cloud-based applications faces completion issues after nearly two years.

HP captures $700M San Diego outsourcing deal

HP will focus on data centers, mobility and citizen services as it takes over San Diego County's IT operations.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Medical marijuana creates budding business opportunity

The legal pot industry has prompted small businesses to roll out new software to meet its growing needs.

  • By GCN Staff

CGI takes on $399M California tax project

The company will improve tax collection and processing procedures that could bring in $2.8 billion in new revenue.

  • By David Hubler

Northrop hires staff as it readies new HQ

Northrop Grumman is gutting its new headquarters in Falls Church, Va., to be ready for a late-summer move-in. Only about half of its California-based staff will make the move.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Should federal employees lose their mobile phones?

California Gov. Jerry Brown is taking state-provided mobile phones away from about half of the state employees who currently have them. Should the federal government follow suit?

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