Tyler wins pair of Calif. ERP contracts

Tyler Technologies Inc. has won two new contracts in California to provide financial management software.

Fourteen to compete for Encore II tasks

Fourteen large IT companies have won slots on DISA's massive Encore II Information Technology Solutions contract for large businesses.

IBM joins Lockheed on FBI identification contract

Lockheed Martin won the FBI's Next Generation Identification system deal in February, but IBM lodged a protest and work was held up. The two have now agreed to work together on the $1 billion contract.

False claims can take a big bite out of a company

Companies needlessly expose themselves to risk when they succumb to the temptation to substitute less-qualified people who lack the experience required for the labor category to which they were assigned.

No. 2: Boeing's IDS unit soars

Satellites, services drive growth for defense giant.

No. 3: Northrop's crystal ball

A knack for anticipating and addressing market trends keeps company riding high.

No. 4: Raytheon extends its range

Defense specialist moves into information security.

Army issues RFID solicitation

The Army Contracting Agency has issued a request for proposals for passive radio frequency identification devices that would support DOD, other agencies and global military operations.

NATO creates cyberdefense team

NATO has set up a new Cyber Defense Management Authority that will coordinate the safeguarding of its own and member states' computer infrastructures against cyberattack.

EDS to upgrade VA records system

EDS Corp. will modernize a critical recordkeeping system for the Veterans Affairs Department.

No. 5: Big wins fuel SAIC growth

Contracts worth $100M and more add luster to firm's portfolio.

No. 6: General Dynamics on target

Defense specialist diversifies by heading into the information arena.

No. 7: KBR adds it up

Skills plus experience equals success under pressure.

No. 8: L-3 puts its house in order

Realignment of government services unit will cut costs, improve competitiveness.

No. 9: CSC is on a winning streak

Strategy focuses on logistics, training, health care and other core markets.

OMB proposes security clearance system reform

The Office of Management and Budget has submitted a proposal to expedite hiring and security clearances for individuals and contractors to work for the government.

WidePoint gets DLA information assurance work

WidePoint Corp. will support the computer emergency response team at the Defense Logistics Agency under a newly awarded contract.

No. 10: EDS embraces change

New leadership focuses on NMCI recompete and new markets for growth.

No. 11: Booz Allen faces transition

Possible split of government and commercial business looms on the horizon.

No. 12: Well-armed for rapid growth

Key acquisitions drive success for BAE Systems.