DRS picked for advanced display work
Defense technology company DRS Technologies Inc. won orders totaling about $30 million to supply and service advanced display systems to the Navy.
Fourteen win NAVAIR financial system contract
Fourteen large and small contractors won a five-year, $135 million multiple award contract to provide business and financial management support services for the Naval Air Systems Command.
Northrop takes on Air Force targeting job
A $48 million contract from the Air Force allows the company to continue work on the Target Exploitation Development and Support program.
NGATS readies for takeoff
The government last month unveiled a new plan that calls for overhauling the nation's air transportation system in anticipation of dramatically increasing demand for air space.
Cubic to build next-generation weapons trainer
Cubic Corp. won a $113 million contract for the Army's training system that will let soldiers use actual weapons during combat exercises.
Lockheed wins Canadian health work
Lockheed Martin Corp. won the second phase of a multiyear contract to provide an integrated, electronic health management system for the Canadian Department of National Defence.
MCI bolsters security offerings with NetSec deal
MCI Inc. is buying a managed services company to boost the telecom giant's advanced security offerings.
BAE lands Navy countermeasure work
BAE Systems Inc. won follow-on contracts totaling $12 million to maintain and upgrade infrared countermeasure systems for the Marine Corps and Navy.
Accenture takes on Mint work
Accenture LLP won a five-year, $87 million contract to help the U.S. Mint operate and improve the business systems and processes that support its retail sales and marketing activities.
SAIC rejects Trilogy criticism
Science Applications International Corp. today rejected criticism that it botched a $170 million IT upgrade project with the FBI, saying the company has performed well and that the FBI is partly to blame for problems.
Raytheon takes on F/A-18 work
Raytheon Co. won a contract worth up to $8 million to provide time-critical parts for the Navy's F/A-18 Shared Reconnaissance Pod system.
Software AG buys developer
Software AG has purchased Israeli software company Sabratec Ltd. for $11 million to expand its legacy modernization capabilities.
MTC continues its nuke support work
MTC Technologies Inc. won a recompete of a contract to provide sustainment system engineering and acquisition management support services for the Air Force Nuclear Treaty Monitoring Directorate.
SAIC sells off content analysis unit
Science Applications International Corp. sold its content analysis product division and all related intellectual property to Content Analyst Company LLC.
Raytheon wins radar support work
Raytheon Co. won a five-year, $93.9 million contract from the U.S. Navy to provide mission support for relocatable-over-the-horizon-radar systems.
Anteon to research aerospace structures
Anteon International Corp. won a six-year, $24 million Air Force contract to research and demonstrate new aerospace structural technologies.
Navy hooks ManTech for vessel silencing contract
ManTech International Corp. won a $51.3 million contract to provide engineering and technical support services for the Submarine and Surface Ship Signature Silencing Program.
Integic lands OPM personnel records solution work
Integic Corp. won a fee-for-services award estimated to be worth $75 million to provide a standardized electronic solution to the Office of Personnel Management's Enterprise Human Resources Integration E-Gov initiative.
DRC scores supply-chain work from MDA
Dynamics Research Corp. won a $25 million contract from the Missile Defense Agency to provide continuous services to improve the agency's supply chain performance.
Essex Corp. plans to buy Windermere
Optical electronics firm Essex Corp. signed a letter of intent to acquire the Windermere Group LLC, the company said Friday.
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