HP wins $70M contract renewal to manage Medicaid system
Hewlett-Packard signs contract extension to manage Arkansas' Medicaid management information system.
Renamed small biz offers feds tablet computing solutions
Brubaker Consulting Service, now renamed Silver Lining, has been providing technology advisory services to public and private sectors for the past two years.
Northrop continues to expand Navy law enforcement arm
The defense contractor is awarded a follow-on contract to continue services for law enforcement data-sharing system.
Oracle settlement of false claim lawsuit could top $200M
Oracle failed to keep a contractual agreement with GSA in 1998.
Florida awards HP $172M medicaid extension
Hewlett Packard wins contract renewal from Florida to steamline compliance and move the state's Medicaid program toward managed care.
Salient makes move into emergency response systems
Salient buys division from Dataline to expand emergency response and mass notification systems capabilities.
LinQuest acquires intell consultant Mosaic
Deal combines Mosaic's intelligence community enterprise information skill sets with LinQuest's Defense Department engineering and integration capabilities.
Agilex hires 3 technology management, strategy pros
Three new hires at Agilex will focus on technology and innovation.
Catapult launches IT upgrades, maintenance for DISA
Catapult Technology has won a four-year, $38 million IT contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency.
Pragmatics appoints new CFO
Pragmatics chooses Steven Bracci as CFO for his in-depth financial background serving companies such as Avaya, Inc.
SBA adds vets, women to mentor-protégé program
The Small Business Administration wants more firms participating in its mentor-protégé program beyond 8(a) companies.
SAIC bounces back with $281M missile defense win
The company will provide advisory and analytical services to the Ballistic Missile Defense System.
SAIC plans to cut 80-plus employees in October
The jobs were tied to an NIH contract that was not renewed.
Second former female exec sues Booz Allen
Booz Allen Hamilton is being hit with a second lawsuit in two months from a former female partner who says her termination was a result of sex discrimination.
Remembering Anthony Weiner before Twitter
Online Content Editor Alysha Sideman shares her memories of getting to know Anthony Weiner when he was a New York city councilman.
Petraeus could become CIA head
Rumors suggest that Gen. David Patraeus, America's top military man in Afghanistan, could become CIA director.
HP changes partner program for marketing funds
Beginning May 1, partners will be required to log into HP's Business Planning Application, enter claims for each request, upload their proof-of-spend and submit claims, if they want to receive the requested market development funds.
House panel proposes steep funding cuts for agencies
The House Appropriations Committee has mapped out its spending blueprint, including proposing double-digit cuts for some federal agencies.
GE's $500M bet on data center consolidation and cloud computing
General Electric's energy division has agreed to acquire Lineage Power Holdings in a $520 million deal that will get the company into the cloud computing and data center game.
Contractor gets prison time for hacking TSA terrorist screening database
After finding out his five-year stint at the TSA had come to a close, TSA contractor James Duchak took out his dismay by messing with the terrorist screening database.
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