Collaboration helps HUD address problems
The Housing and Urban Development Department has begun to improve its performance by bringing together leaders from different parts of the organization to discuss issues.
FEMA finds redemption in strong leadership
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is making sweeping changes to how it responds to national crises.
Stanley reports $112M in new federal contracts
Rounding out its fiscal year, Stanley has announced $112 million worth of new contracts and contract modifications it has won in recent months.
CSC to buy Covansys
Computer Sciences Corp. will acquire Covansys Corp. for about $1.3 billion in cash, the two companies said in a joint announcement.
General Dynamics unit lands new Navy work
The Navy's Sea Systems Command has chosen General Dynamics Information Technology to support its intelligence and temporary alteration programs.
Networx casts big shadow
Contract isn't mandatory, but few telecom services options exist.
Councils grant extension for ethics comments
The comment period for a proposed Contractor Code of Ethics Rule will run several weeks longer than planned ? until May 23.
Security, budgets top agency IT concerns
IT security and IT budget constraints are top concerns for federal IT officials, according to a survey conducted at the FOSE trade show.
Top DOD official encourages use of veterans GWAC
Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Kenneth Krieg has issued a memo to the military branches and other DOD officials encouraging them to use the Veterans Technology Services contract.
L-1 unit snags DOD biometrics deal
SecuriMetrics, a subsidiary of L-1 Identity Solutions, could earn up to $71 million from a DOD contract for the sale of biometric recognition devices.
SAIC gets Navy ERP work
The Navy has awarded a task order to Science Applications International Corp. for enterprise resource planning work under the SeaPort contract.
Proposed rule would force subcontractor disclosures
A proposed new rule that would require contractors to reveal information about their subcontractors on some contracts is causing some companies to fear that their competitors will learn trade secrets.
Sprint will not protest Networx Universal
GSA learned late last week that Sprint Nextel will not protest its loss of the Networx Universal contract.
Deloitte acquires intel consulting firm
Deloitte & Touche LLP has acquired the assets of a consulting firm that specializes in enterprise resource planning solutions for the intelligence community.
ConceptSolutions tapped for FAA modernization effort
ConceptSolutions LLC has won a contract from the FAA to lead the team designing and implementing the Next Generation Air Transportation System.
Let the transition begin
Award of Networx heralds new phase for firms.
GSA clears final FAS hurdle
The General Services Administration has completed negotiations with the two labor unions that represent its employees, and can now fully launch the long-planned Federal Acquisition Service.
Last byte | A conversation with Otto Hoernig III
Satellite entrepreneur makes re-entry.
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What your customers want ? experience and communication.
Edgerton takes board seat at Command Information
Jerry Edgerton, former president of Verizon Federal, has joined the board of directors at Command Information, a provider of IPv6 technologies.
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