Fourteen score $900M C5ISR services contract
Fourteen companies will compete for work under a $900 million Navy task order contract for C5ISR support.
SAIC wins $14M option for business process management services
Science Applications International Corp. has won a $14.1 million option to support the U.S. Transportation Command’s business process management activities.
SAIC is dead; long live SAIC
SAIC has completed its split into two new companies: SAIC and Leidos. Here are the critical names and facts you need to know.
SAIC nabs $24M contract for Fleet Forces Command training
SAIC has won a $24 million contract to provide integrated training support and execution to the U.S. Fleet Forces Command, including evaluating curriculum, training alternatives and methodologies.
SAIC wins $21.1M contract to modernize surveillance system
SAIC has won a $21.1 million contract to provide engineering services toward the modernization of the digital video surveillance system.
SAIC nabs $100M contract with Defense Threat Reduction Agency
SAIC has won a $100 million contract with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to provide it with integrated logistics services to help the agency carry out its mission.
Who won August's biggest contracts?
August saw a slight slow down in the number of contract awards that Washington Technology covered, but dollar values are up, and the pace is still strong compared to earlier in the year. Who are the big winners?
Wyle fights for $1.8B NASA contract
Wyle counterattacks as it tries to hang onto a $1.8 billion NASA contract it won and then lost to SAIC via a protest. It's another case of an incumbent fighting to keep a long-held customer. In this case, Wyle has served NASA for more than 40 years.
SAIC wins $49M Navy pact helping bomb techs
SAIC has won a $49 million contract to provide radiographic systems to the Navy that help bomb technicians analyze devices and munitions.
SAIC nabs $1.8B NASA contract to support Johnson Space Center
SAIC has won a contract with NASA to support two of the agency’s directorates.
Booz Allen fights for chance to compete
Booz Allen Hamilton is protesting an Army decision to give a sole-source contract to SAIC. The Army says no one else can do the work, but they have a $500 million, multiple-award contract in place for similar services, and Booz Allen is ready to compete for it.
SRA prevails in protest battle with SAIC
SRA International will hang onto its work with the Military Sealift Command after prevailing in a contest of dueling bid protests with SAIC.
Four win $24M Air Force program support contracts
Four companies have won a contract with the Air Force for research and development to improve its automatic target recognition systems.
SAIC wins $10M contract to support DARPA antisubmarine needs
SAIC has won a contract to provide a deep ocean acoustic detection to support DARPA’s Antisubmarine Warfare surveillance needs.
Who won July's biggest contracts?
July continued the trend of increasing contract awards that Washington Technology has covered since the beginning of the year. Who stole the show this month?
SAIC wins $17M task order to support the Indian Health Service
SAIC has won a $17 million contract with the Indian Health Service to replace its dental records system.
SAIC nabs $7M contract to provide Fleet Forces Command with integrated training
SAIC has won a $7 million Navy contract to provide the U.S. Fleet Forces Command with integrated training and support and execution. The contract was awarded without competition.
Did OCI issues kill a $40M SAIC contract?
SAIC won a $40.2 million contract to outfit vehicles with command and control equipment, but its competitor, BAE Systems, claimed the company had an organizational conflict of interest, and filed a protest that led the Navy to reconsider the award.
SAIC nabs $38M task order under ENCORE II
SAIC has won a $38 million task order under DISA’s ENCORE II contract to provide command and control systems and technical services support to U.S. combatant commands.
Booz, SAIC square off over sole-source contract
Booz Allen is crying foul over the Army's intention to award a sole-source contract to SAIC, and the move says a lot about the environment in today's market.
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