SI wins logistics work with NIH
SI International Inc. won two task orders collectively worth $7.2 million to provide logistics support to the National Institutes of Health.
HUD turns to MIL for financial management help
MIL Corp. won a multiyear contract to help the Department of Housing and Urban Development develop requirements for its integrated financial management improvement project.
CSC to support Air Force logistics
Computer Sciences Corp. won a $107.8 million contract from the Air Force to support the Materiel Systems Group's Stock Control System as well as help with the transition to an enterprise resource planning system.
Northrop wins Navy weather work
Northrop Grumman Corp. won a five-year $38.9 million task order to provide weather related support to the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command and Naval Oceanographic Office.
Cubic to support defense transformation efforts
Cubic Corp. won a four-year $10.3 million task order from the Defense Department's Defense Threat Reduction Agency to provide technical services for the agency's transformation activities.
Northrop wins U.K. fingerprint work
Northrop Grumman Corp. won a $244 million contract to help British law enforcement agencies share biometric information such as fingerprints.
Qwest, Northrop Grumman protest $1 billion TCE award
<font color="CC0000"> (UPDATED) </font color>Qwest Communications Inc. and two other vendors have protested the award to AT&T Corp. of the potentially $1 billion Treasury Communications Enterprise contract.
Lockheed Martin locks in deal for Army trainer
Lockheed Martin Corp. won a $30 million contract for the Army's fiscal 2005 Close Combat Tactical Trainer program, the company said today.
CSC to sell parts of DynCorp
Computer Sciences Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to sell selected DynCorp business units for $850 million to private equity investment group Veritas Capital Management LLC, CSC said today.
CDW-G wins $38 million Air Force desktop deals
CDW-Government Inc. won purchase orders potentially worth more than $38 million to supply desktops, expandable mini-towers and mainstream notebooks to the Air Force, the company said today.
Apptis buys two government IT services companies
Less than two weeks after agreeing to buy SETA Corp., Apptis Inc. finalized its purchase of KMR LLC, a provider of healthcare business services.
CACI wins Navy logistics work
CACI International Inc. won a $84.6 million contract to provide logistics and training support in automated supply management for designated Navy and Marine Corps activities.
Wave of successes
For Ray Oleson, chairman and chief executive of SI International Inc., the company's stellar financial performance blended with other major achievements to create "the perfect storm" that has boosted the company's stock 70 percent since mid-August.
Next step in biometrics
Initial reports on the government's Registered Traveler program are promising.
SRA snares $18 million order from Military Sealift Command
SRA International Inc. will provide a range of IT services to the U.S. Navy's Military Sealift Command under a new $18 million contract.
BAE Systems nets $62M deal from Navy
BAE Systems North America Inc. will support system engineering and integration for the Trident I and Trident II Fleet Ballistic Missile Strategic Weapon Systems programs, the company said today.
Davis voices concerns over Networx minimum revenue guarantees
Rep. Tom Davis (R- Va.) has two suggestions for garnering greater participation from industry and government agencies in the Federal Supply Service's Networx telecommunications program.
Cogent gets a hand in fingerprint ID work
<font size="1" face="Arial" color="#FF0000"><b>[CORRECTION]</b></font> Cogent Systems Inc. won a $20 million subcontract to provide management services and software development and maintenance for its automatic fingerprint identification solution to the U.S. Visit program.
ICT Group will run citizens info center
ICT Group Inc. the $29 million task order to operate the Federal Citizen's Information Center's National Contact Center., the company said today.
Air Force Communications taps NCI for EA support
NCI Information Systems Inc. won a $3.1 million task order for technical support for the Air Force Communications Agency's enterprise architecture division.
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