Battlefield networks roll with the punches
New technologies make wireless networks more powerful and flexible.
USGC wins Navy HR systems contract
USGC Inc. will provide human resources support services to the Navy Military Sealift Fleet Support Command under a contract worth up to $22 million.
Raytheon wins Navy research contract
Raytheon Co. won a $7 million follow-on contract to continue work on a project to develop a new kind of semiconductor for the Defense Department.
OPM tells DOD to rebuild ailing NSPS personnel system
The National Security Personnel System should be rebuilt because of systemic problems, a task force finds.
L-3 to deliver Army satellite terminals
L-3 Communications Corp. will deliver satellite communication terminals to the Army and other tactical and logistics units under a contract with Eyak Technology.
L-1 wins contract to boost security of Calif. driver's licenses
L-1 Identity Solutions won a $62.8 million contract from the California Department of Motor Vehicles to continue providing secure driver's license solutions.
Former EPA official wants to bring new IT to government
In her new role at CGI Federal, Molly O’Neill plans to draw on her past experience with issues such as data sharing and Web 2.0.
BIO-key to sell its law enforcement division to InterAct
BIO-key International Inc. plans to sell its Law Enforcement Division to InterAct911 Mobile Systems, Inc.
University of Maryland confirms Kundra's credentials
University of Maryland officials counter claims in a widely distributed blog post about federal CIO Vivek Kundra’s credentials.
Alion wins Naval modeling, simulation contract
Alion Science and Technology will provide modeling and simulation services to the Navy under a $49 million contract.
Demand for robotics fuels contract opportunities
iRobot won contracts from the Army and Navy this week for robots used on the battlefield.
Serco wins immigration services contract
Serco Inc. will provide record processing services to the Citizenship and Immigration Services under a $190 million contract.
Info-sharing tops DOD's tech wish list
DISA wants to deliver on-demand, enterprisewide technology services across the Defense Department.
Mobile apps are powerful, but don't forget security
As the popularity and power of mobile applications grow, security measures must grow with them.
Alion wins Army radio frequency contract
Alion Science and Technology Corp. will provide radio-frequency spectrum modeling, simulation and analysis to the Army.
Five to compete for Army supply chain tasks
The Army has awarded a $400 million contract to five companies for technologies used to track items in the service’s supply chain.
Ban on peer-to-peer software for contractors, government in the works
A House committee chairman who has jurisdiction over some government operations plans to introduce a bill designed to ban the use of peer-to-peer software on government and contractor networks.
Rockwell Collins gets Canadian Navy networking deal
Rockwell Collins will provide networking technology to the Canadian Navy for tactical networks.
BAE wins contract to continue work at Treasury
BAE Systems will provide IT services at the Treasury Department’s headquarters and some bureaus under new contract.
Kundra to agencies: Get ready for data deluge
Web 2.0 technology will lead to an explosion of new and varied data sent to government, federal CIO Kundra says.
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