Nortel PEC Solutions unveils new name
Nortel PEC Solutions has changed its name to Nortel Government Solutions Inc.
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Contractors under a microscope
Few things can instill more fear in a contractor's heart than a notice announcing a government audit. Preparedness is best defense when the auditor calls, experts advise.
If you can't play nice . . .
Testifying before the Senate last July, Emily Murphy, chief acquisition officer of the General Services Administration, said the agency was considering bringing back its practice of doing post-award contract audits on its multiple-award schedules.
GSA to issue Satcom II solicitation next month
The General Services Administration will issue the request for proposals for its Satcom II contract about Feb. 6, the agency announced Friday.
ITS buys tech management and consulting firm
ITS Corp. acquired The Leads Corp., a company that specializes in acquisition management and consulting, technology management and enterprise modernization services for the federal government.
IBM to consolidate Justice financial systems
Company wins seven-year, $150 million contract to modernize and merge six systems into one.
SAIC wins warfighting center systems engineering deal
Science Applications International Corp. won a three-year, $7.4 million contract to provide management and engineering support services to the U.S. Joint Warfighting Center.
GSA plans February industry briefing on Alliant
The General Services Administration will hold its industry day on the Alliant contracts in February to discuss any changes made to the massive IT project.
Navy taps General Dynamics for combat systems middleware
General Dynamics Corp. won a task order from the Navy to provide the open systems integration of middleware software using commercial products.
Avineon wins subcontract for census GIS work
Avineon Inc. won an extension of its subcontract with Harris Corp. worth more than $3 million to provide geographic information systems support to update Census Bureau databases.
AlphaInsight wins State Department software engineering work
AlphaInsight Corp. won a $3.2 million contract from the State Department to deliver software engineering and support services for a program that manages the government's overseas properties.
Northrop Grumman unveils new tech services sector
Northrop Grumman Corp. has added a new technical services business sector to its corporate structure to focus on providing more integrated product and life-cycle solutions to its clients.
MTC wins new Air Force tech support work
MTC Technologies Inc. won two task orders totaling $5.6 million to continue delivering technical support to two Air Force bases.
Symantec buys instant-message software firm
Symantec Corp. will acquire IMlogic Inc., an instant-message software maker, the company said yesterday.
ManTech wins Army battlefield support subcontract
ManTech International Corp. won a two-year subcontract that may be worth up to $300 million for various types of service support to the Army in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Lockheed Martin wins Navy contract modification
Lockheed Martin Corp. won a $144.3 million modification to a previously awarded contract for the development of a Navy acoustic undersea surveillance system.
IBM inks Defense commissary system deal
IBM Corp. won a 10-year, $370 million contract to provide IT support services for Defense Department's commissary sales worldwide.
Sensor maker scores three defense contracts
McQ Inc., a maker of sensor technologies, has won three defense contracts totaling more than $8 million.
IAC forms new interest groups
The Industry Advisory Council has dropped e-government from the name of one of its shared interest groups and adjusted the name of its procurement group to reflect changes in the market.
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