Ocean Systems delivers technical support to Marines
Ocean Systems Engineering Corp. has won an $11.7 million task order to provide the Marine Corps with a range of technical support for its Marine Air Ground Task Force systems.
HP to supply Marines with tablet PCs
Hewlett-Packard Co. will provide a large quantity of tablet PCs to the Marine Corps under a new order.
Jacobs will provide technical support to Marine Corps
Jacobs Engineering will provide the Marine Corps with technical and other support services under a task order worth $7.3 million.
ITT gets new order for counter-IED devices
The Naval Sea Systems Command has placed a $317 million order with ITT Corp. for more vehicle-mounted jammers to block the detonation of improvised explosive devices.
Navy examines Web 2.0 tech for use on internal networks
The Navy will likely deploy its own versions of social media technologies such as Facebook and Wikipedia for use on internal networks, Navy Department CIO Robert Carey said.
L-3 to provide program management assistance to Marine Corps
L-3 Services Group will provide program management assistance to the Marine Corps under a task order worth $11.8 million.
SAIC anchors $50M Navy contract
The Navy has awarded a contract potentially worth $50 million to Science Applications International Corp. to provide professional support services to the Commander of the Navy Reserve Forces Command.
GD to build IT center for Marine Corps
Under a five-year, $95 million contract, General Dynamics will lead a team that will create an enterprise information technology center for the Marine Corps.
BAE and Thales design new Army ID system
BAE Systems Inc. and its partner Thales North America Inc. will collaborate on designing combat identification solutions to reduce the risk of friendly fire.
DOD 2009 IT budget to rise modest 3 percent
The Defense Department’s fiscal 2009 information technology budget request of $33 billion represents a 3 percent increase over DOD’s enacted fiscal 2008 IT budget.
Marines seek electronic maintenance devices
The Marines Corps Systems Command wants ideas from industry on next-generation portable devices that can enhance maintenance workflow.
SAIC to assist Marines with anti-IED training
Science Applications International Corp. will help the Marine Corps learn the basics of how to defeat improved explosive devices under a new contract.
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