GeoLearning technology to power HHS e-learning
GeoLearning Inc. won a yearlong, $1.26 million contract to provide learning management services to the Health and Human Services Department.
Coast Guard floats maritime security plan
Better "maritime awareness" will require extensive use of information technology to analyze information from many different sources.
Battelle gets $90M Army contract renewal
Battelle Memorial Institute will provide training support, battle lab operations and analysis for the Army Maneuver Support Centerworth.
GSA launches "Get it Right" to improve compliance with procurement rules
General Services Administration officials today launched a new program to make sure that GSA contracting officers follow procurement rules.
Northrop taps Raytheon for systems help
Raytheon Co. won a subcontract to provide information security systems for the Homeland Secure Data Network.
SI International wins Air Force BPA
SI International Inc. won a five-year blanket purchase agreement to provide technical support and services for the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center.
Harris gets Army work potentially worth $25 million
Harris Corp. won a contract to provide command, control, communications and computer systems support for Joint Task Force-Bravo at Soto Cano Air Base.
AMS, thrift board both faulted for failed system
A failed electronic record keeping system for the federal Thrift Savings Plan wasted $36 million in federal retirement assets.
Congress chips at competitive sourcing
The administration's competitive sourcing initiative will have a few more dings in it after this year's legislative session is done, industry and union observers said.
Companies gain new edge
The four companies that have received limited legal liability protection from the Homeland Security Department for an anti-terrorism product or service have an advantage that their competitors don't: assurance that they won't be sued for unlimited damages if a terrorist attack causes their technologies to fail.
GTSI names Ballam chief information officer
GTSI Corp. of Chantilly, Va., named Craig Ballam as its chief information officer, company officials announced July 6.
Industry relieved over withdrawal of small business rule
IT industry groups are welcoming news from the SBA that the agency would reassess a plan to change the size standards defining a small business for the purposes of federal government contracting.
Dynamics Research Corp. realigns business units
Dynamics Research Corp. has regrouped into two solutions-focused organizations better grow its government business.
SBA to rethink small biz size standards
The Small Business Administration halted efforts to redefine what constitutes a small business for the purpose of federal government contracting.
Northrop Grumman to design HR system for DHS
Northrop Grumman Corp.'s IT unit will help the Homeland Security Department implement and maintain a human resources management system.
CSC wins $146M Army Transportation Information Systems contract
Computer Sciences Corp. won a contract to provide information processing and related services to the PM Transportation Information Systems program.
GAO criticizes agency efforts to measure contract bundling
Federal agencies aren't adequately measuring the effects of contract bundling on small businesses, according to a General Accounting Office report published today.
IT execs prepare for an RFID revolution
Survey of IT executives finds mandates from government and major retailers encouraged nearly half to take the first steps toward adopting radio frequency identification technology.
HHS, Transportation pick Northrop Grumman for e-travel
E-Travel program expected to cut federal travel management costs in half over 10 years.
DeCarlo to lead federal group at Ninth House
Ninth House Inc named Sara DeCarlo vice president of its federal market division.
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