Qwest says it has enough revenue to cover debt

Qwest sees the Networx telecommunications contract as one of a number of catalysts for revenue growth that will help the company improve its financial situation over the long run.

ICF to build Web sites for HHS programs

ICF Inc. will provide a range of services, including Web site creation, to HHS under two contracts worth a total of $3.9 million.

GAO ruling gives HUBzone small businesses a boost

GAO rules that the Federal Acquisition Regulation gives preference to set-asides for HUBZone companies over other small businesses.

IBM gets funding for cognitive computing research

IBM Corp. and five top universities are working together to create computers that simulate the brain.

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Government launches green partner program

The government's program for purchasing green electronics products has launched a reseller program to make it easier for buyers to find green products.

Northrop stirs pot with fresh swipe at Boeing

A top Pentagon official has rebuked Northrop Grumman Corp. over an advertisement it ran in a major newspaper in which it resumed its attack on rival Boeing Co.

Maximus to process Medicare appeals

Maximus will provide outsourcing services to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Studies.

V-Tech gets call center deal

V-Tech Solutions Inc. will supply call center services to the Patent and Trademark Office under a five-year contract.

Deloitte to grow federal practice with Davis, Young

New hires Rep. Tom Davis and Tim Young, the retiring deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget, will help consulting firm Deloitte LLP bolster its growing federal government practice.

Transition Watch: Waxman takes Dingell's post

Rep. Henry Waxman won the support of the Democratic caucus and will take over the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Serco to support Navy price watchers

Serco Inc. will provide technical and related support to the Navy for a program designed to keep spare parts affordable and prevent over charging.

SAIC to help Navy manage projects

Science Applications International Corp. will assist the Navy in managing projects and schedules under a five-year contract.

SRA, military move on property system

SRA International helps launch system to ease moving burden on military service members.

NCS Pearson to refund government for TSA overcharges

NCS Pearson Inc. has agreed to reimburse the government to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims on a Transportation Security Administration contract.

McAfee wraps up Secure Computing buy

McAfee Inc. has completed its acquisition of Secure Computing Corp., a company that specializes in protection of critical Web, e-mail and network assets.

Transition Watch: Waxman takes round one over Dingell

Rep. Henry Waxman narrowly won the first vote to replace Rep. John Dingell as the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Alfieris named IntelliDyne CEO

Stephen Alfieris Jr. was named chief executive officer of IntelliDyne LLC, an information technology services company.

SAIC to assist Navsea with planning tools

SAIC will help design and implement an enterprise resource planning tool for the Naval Sea Systems Command under a five-year contract.

Voluntary cybersecurity approach not good enough

The approach laid out by the Bush administration is missing incentives to encourage companies to invest beyond their corporate interests, according to a new report.