How do you respond?
Jody Brown, chief spokeswoman for CACI International Inc., vividly recalls the phone call she received on the afternoon of April 26, 2004:"This is Seymour Hersh. I have a classified government document that implicates your employees in the torture of detainees at Abu Ghraib. What do you have to say about that?"
Northrop makes a deal for Integic
Northrop Grumman Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to buy privately held technology firm Integic Corp. for an undisclosed sum.
HP takes on U.K. upgrade
Hewlett-Packard Co. won a seven-year, $340 million contract from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office to upgrade the information technology infrastructure for all ministry locations in the United Kingdom and overseas.
SRA to support tracking of delinquent parents
SRA International Inc. won a $59.9 million task order from the Health and Human Services Department to manage and monitor its expanded Federal Parent Locator Service system.
GSA: Industry comments won't prompt major Networx revisions
Comments on Networx, the General Services Administration's huge telecommunications contract, reflect industry concerns with low minimum revenue guarantees, price management mechanism and other issues.
General Dynamics wins submarine work
General Dynamics Corp. won a $44.6 million contract modification from the Naval Sea Systems Command to support a system for submarines to processing underwater data.
CACI wins New Jersey emergency management contract
CACI International Inc. won a $2.8 million follow-on contract from New Jersey's attorney general to expand the state's crisis management system to all counties and agencies.
Mergers reshape telecom industry
Recent telecommunications merger announcements will reduce the number of carriers in the government marketplace, but will let the surviving companies offer more comprehensive services to the federal customers.
Civilian contracts soar in the first quarter
Awards by civilian agencies shot up 205 percent in the first quarter of fiscal 2005 compared to the previous quarter, while contracts awarded by defense agencies dropped almost 59 percent, according to a report issued today by research firm Input Inc.
Lockheed-Titan: Lessons from a deal gone awry
When Lockheed Martin Corp. announced in September 2003 that it planned to buy Titan Corp. for $2.2 billion, the company talked about expanding its customer base and its capabilities.
ISA names Sharp its new president
Edward Sharp has been promoted to president and chief operating officer of information technology services firm Integrated Systems Analysts Inc., the company said yesterday.
Lockheed Martin captures FAA contract
Following an A-76 competition, Lockheed Martin Corp. won a five-year, $1.9 billion contract to take over the FAA's automated flight service station network in the lower 48 states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
ICF Consulting picks up Synergy
ICF Consulting acquired Synergy Inc. this week in a move to enhance its services and mission-critical analytical and technology-based solutions for the Defense Department and other clients.
Rockwell Collins wins Air Force GPS contract
Rockwell Collins Inc. won a $59.3 million contract modification from the Air Force for more than 26,000 advanced global positioning system receivers and accessories.
Telework could mean business for contractors
The federal telework law will bring more business to systems integrators and other contractors, but agencies still need to figure out how to comply with the four-year-old legislation.
Venable opens government law practice
Law firm Venable LLP has formed a government services group to provide contractors with broad-based legal assistance.
Input: More feds retiring means more outsourcing
A new study shows that the percentage of government workers nearing retirement age will increase dramatically during the next several years.
AT&T wins Tennessee National Guard work
AT&T Government Solutions won a one-year, $940,000 contract to build a statewide high-speed network linking 96 Tennessee Army National Guard locations.
Balutis hired by market research firm
IT market research firm Input Inc. has hired former government IT executive Alan Balutis as president and chief executive officer of its strategies unit.
Trusted Computer Solutions helps with workstation program
Northrop Grumman Corp. has tapped Trusted Computer Solutions Inc. to help it support the Defense Department's Intelligence Information System Trusted Workstation program.
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