TMS to assist DHS with planning services
Technology and Management Services will provide business operations and planning services to the Homeland Security Department.
AT&T unit averts a midlife crisis
Telecom giant retools to meet demand for network integration services.
Infrastructure and people are critical to growth and independence
Small businesses need infrastructure and people to grow and stay independent.
3e to develop surveillance system for Navy, TSA
3e Technologies International will provide surveillance and physical detection technology to the Navy and the Transportation Security Administration.
Georgia IT outsourcing plan at a crossroads
Georgia officials must decide soon whether to enter negotiations for outsourced network and telecommunications services with only one bidder.
FCC to review pair of wireless mergers
The Federal Communications Commission plans to closely examine two pending wireless mergers before the end of the year.
Lockheed Martin to upgrade IT at DOD threat reduction agency
Lockheed Martin will upgrade and reconfigure IT at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency under a deal that could be worth as much as $475 million.
Stanley wins pair of defense contracts
The pair of military contracts award to Stanley total $11 million.
Lockheed wins SEC technology services deal
Lockheed Martin will consolidate and integrate the Securities and Exchange Commission's IT services under a new contract.
Indus to broaden Education's student portal
Indus will provide IT assistance to the Education Department under a new task order.
CSC set to upgrade FAA core software
CSC will upgrade core software of the Federal Aviation Administration as part of an 11-year, $589 million FAA contract.
SAIC inks NASA, DHS tech deals
Science Applications International Corp. has won two new civilian agency contracts totaling $226 million.
NASCIO: States explore innovative IT funding
NASCIO has released a new report that outlines innovative approaches to funding state information technology projects.
The rise of the hybrid government contractor
The slowing of federal budget growth increases the competitive challenge for government contractors, especially for the companies that no longer qualify as small businesses. In this tough environment, a company's distinguishing characteristics become even more important.
Perot to continue work for NASA Ames
Perot Systems Government Services Inc. has won a $77 million NASA contract for integrated infrastructure and information technology support.
Technology companies hit by Wall Street turmoil
Technology and information providers were dealt another blow this week with the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the takeover of Merrill Lynch.
Harris gets Air Force support services work
Harris Corp. will provide the Air Force with a variety of IT support services.
Pragmatics picks up State's desktop support
Pragmatics Inc. will support 37,000 desktops at the State Department under a new task order.
Tech work force braces for election outcome
The 2008 presidential election will have an impact on a number of policy matters of interest to the technology work force, according to new survey.
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