SAIC co-pilots Air Force warfighter technical testing program
Science Applications International Corp. will provide technical testing assistance to the Air Force under a five-year prime contract that has a maximum value of $85 million.
Northrop's Bush pushes more US-UK cooperation
Greater cooperation will help fight cyber threats and improve the health of the industrial base.
Push on for more defense cuts
The House Appropriations Committee has proposed spending caps for its 12 subcommittees to trim billions of dollars from the fiscal 2012 budget.
DRC's twin wins prop up Air Force unmanned aircraft program
Dynamics Research Corp. will continue to provide engineering and technology services to the Air Force, having won a pair of two-year delivery orders worth a combined $24.5 million.
Kratos’ tech support continues at Navy warfare center
Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc. will continue providing engineering and technical support for various Navy, Marine Corps and joint weapons and munitions programs at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division under a five-year, $126 million contract.
DOD pushes contractors into a pricing war
With a new emphasis on pricing and profits, DOD will make it more difficult for contractors to innovate.
CACI reveals repurchase program
CACI announces it will buy back $175 million in stock.
ManTech's Pedersen assesses the market's present and future
George Pedersen, founder, chairman and CEO of ManTech International Inc., explains his strategy for keeping his company focused on the hot sectors of the government market.
Raytheon moves to pursue thin-client demands
Now a unit of Raytheon Co., Trusted Computer Solutions is taking its cross-domain thin-client technology into the Defense Department, the intelligence community and beyond.
35 firms to divvy up $2.5B Army contract
Thirteen large contractors and 22 small businesses have been named to the Army’s $2.5 billion Operations, Planning, Training and Resource Support Services prime contract, known as OPTARSS II.
Raytheon tasked with systems integration for DARPA project
Raytheon Co. has been awarded a $7 million contract from the Defense Department to provide systems integration services for DARPA.
TASC wins $600M contract to create counter-WMD technologies
TASC Inc. will provide advisory and assistance services to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to battle weapons of mass destruction.
Spacenet adds Cicat to its business orbit
Spacenet Inc., a subsidiary of Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd., has acquired Cicat Networks Inc., a nationwide provider of broadband network solutions based in Chantilly, Va. Financial terms were not reported.
ManTech tasked with software services for Army Guardrail systems
ManTech International Corp. has received a two-year Army task order worth $22.6 million for a variety of software engineering services.
Northrop Grumman scuttles its shipbuilding unit
Northrop Grumman Corp. today completed the spin-off of its Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. subsidiary, which designs, builds, and maintains nuclear and non-nuclear ships for the Navy and Coast Guard.
Recently retired Army exec plans new company, consulting career
Gary Winkler, who recently retired after more than four years as the Army program executive officer for Enterprise Information Systems, is planning to take a two-pronged approach to his new civilian career as a national security consultant.
DOD revises cyber budget upward by $1 billion
To buoy network security adequately, the Defense Department is requesting another $1 billion to cover activities previously left out.
Alion wins award for Navy warfare systems assistance
Alion Science and Technology Corp. has won a five-year, $200 million delivery order to provide professional support services to the Navy Program Executive Office - Integrated Warfare Systems.
Boeing's $323M intell system stalled by protests
Alleged missteps in the selection of Boeing Co. as prime contractor for a new intelligence-gathering aircraft system bound for Afghanistan have grounded the project until the Army can redress the issues.
Small-biz trio to vie for $495M in DOD task orders
Three D.C.-area small-business IT contractors will vie for task order work under a Defense Department contract that has a maximum value of $495 million.
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