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Defense authorization bill strengthens competition for task orders

The bill, which passed Congress last month, would require contracting officers to follow a stricter rule that enforces competition on task and delivery orders on existing contracts.

QinetiQ outfits Army with wearable hostile-fire solution

QinetiQ North America will provide the Army with a wearable gunshot and sniper-fire detection solution.

Eagle fuels series of acquisitions

It is well known in the government that companies often turn to acquisitions as a way of accessing important markets and customers.

Baroni departs as head of Unisys federal

Greg Baroni, who has led Unisys Corp.' federal government business since 2001, has left the company.

TMS to assist DHS with planning services

Technology and Management Services will provide business operations and planning services to the Homeland Security Department.

KBR to aid Army Europe projects

KBR Inc. will provide program management support services to the U.S. Army Europe.

Air Force seeks cyber engineering assistance

The Air Force is looking for contractors with the qualifications needed to support multiple initiatives under way at the Global Cyberspace Integration Center.

SAIC to support Special Operations Command

SAIC will assist the Air Force with data distribution and communications support under a new contract.

Survival Guide | Beware the CR

Veterans of the federal contracting world sound off on the continuing resolution.

Contract watch

Early wins get new Raytheon training unit off to quick start.

Contract watch

Early wins get new Raytheon training unit off to quick start.

10 stories you've been following

Get the 411 on the hottest industry-related stories.

Patent licensing after the Quanta decision

Patent owners have turned their attention to the terms and conditions of patent licenses now that the Supreme Court has recently expanded the scope of patent exhaustion through its <i>Quanta Computer v. LG Electronics</i> decision.

AT&T unit averts a midlife crisis

Telecom giant retools to meet demand for network integration services.

Panel pushes market approach for services

But critics say price reduction clause is a powerful tool.

Army powers up for future

Contractors find ways to stay two steps ahead of the Army's ever-changing battlefield needs.

A matter of trust

ID card for contractors undergoes testing at the Defense Department.

Welcome back

Affiliated Computer Services is about to fully embrace the federal market again as a non-compete agreement it signed with Lockheed Martin Corp. expires Nov. 24.

Infrastructure and people are critical to growth and independence

Small businesses need infrastructure and people to grow and stay independent.