Oracle levels theft accusation against SAP

Oracle claims SAP acquired a company that regularly stole Oracle customers and confidential information.

Six to vie for Strategic Command advisory tasks

The contractors have won the right to compete for $900 million worth of advisory and assistance tasks with the U.S. Strategic Command.

ACS wins New York City document management deal

Affiliated Computer Services has won a contract to continue providing document management services to New York City's Human Resources Administration.

DHS allots $1.8 billion in preparedness grants

DHS has announced a total of $1.8 billion in grants, primarily to states and cities, to fund equipment, training and exercises for terrorism preparedness.

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Raytheon buys Telemus Solutions

Raytheon Co. has acquired Telemus Solutions Inc., a provider of information security and technical services to federal agencies.

Lockheed tops executive pay survey

Lockheed Martin Corp.'s chairman and chief executive officer Robert Stevens is the highest paid executive in the Washington region, according to a survey released today by the Washington Post. He received $26 million in total compensation.

GAO report sparks call for DCAA resignations

U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill has called for the resignation of DCAA supervisors who allegedly harassed employees to change audit results on contracts.

Indus to upgrade EPA data systems

Indus will develop, enhance and support key integrative data systems for EPA's Office of Environmental Information.

Abacus counts NASA award as its biggest ever

Abacus Technology Corp. wins $898 million information management and communications contract from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

Stanley wins information security support deal

Stanley Inc. will furnish information technology security services to the Millennium Challenge Corp.

Registered Traveler set to go nationwide

The Transportation Security Administration will expand Registered Traveler to all U.S. airports beginning next week and eliminate a TSA-conducted screening that it considers duplicative.

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Lockheed to supply Marines with office support services

Lockheed Martin wins $30 million task order to provide program office support to Marine Corps Program Office.

Meyerose: Enterprise software to drive info-sharing

A new enterprise software licensing program will help knock down barriers to information sharing, while saving agencies money, said ODNI's associate director of national and CIO.

Stanley to continue support for Transportation Command

Stanley will provide technical and analysis services for the Sealift, Intermodal, Rail and Airlift Analysis Support program.

Nimble contractors stand to gain in tight times

With the changes in Congress and the presidency, and a tougher budget environment ahead, companies will have to be even more flexible and agile to maintain growth during the coming years.

E-Verify rule brings new compliance requirements

The politically charged issue of illegal immigration has entered the federal procurement arena, and the result likely will be a new compliance obligation for many contractors, along with workforce turnover for those employing illegal aliens.

Driesse named Louisiana CIO

The state of Louisiana has named Edward Driesse as its new chief information officer.

CACI gets Air Force medical logistics work

CACI International will assist the Air Force and some Army units with their medical logistics operations under a new contract.