CACI to assist Navy with FBI support work

CACI International has won a contract to help the Navy provide IT support for Federal Bureau of Investigation operations.

  • By David Hubler

Three win Army logistics support contracts

The Army confirmed this week that the three original winners of LOGCAP IV will do the work even through GAO upheld the protest in October.

  • By William Welsh

Fusion centers suffer information overload

Dozens of state and local intelligence fusion centers are having difficulties juggling the multiple information systems that provide them with data, according to a new GAO report.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

An executive blogger makes his debut

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  • By Nick Wakeman

GSA establishes advisory panel for Schedule program

A new advisory panel will begin an in-depth review of GSA's policies and regulations for schedule contracts, the agency announced yesterday.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Four to assist Justice forfeiture program

Unisys, BearingPoint, Maximus and Grant Thornton will help DOJ manage forfeited assets under a contract with a maximum value of $475 million.

  • By David Hubler

Raytheon buys SI Government Solutions

Raytheon has acquired SI Government Solutions, a provider of proprietary software security solutions to the U.S. intelligence community.

  • By Doug Beizer

Census field data contract to be reworked

The Census Bureau is renegotiating its contract with Harris Corp. for the Field Data Collection Automation portion of the 2010 census.

  • By Wade-Hahn Chan

General Dynamics wins tactical radio subcontract

General Dyanmics Corp. has won a subcontract to help Lockheed Martin's Airborne, Maritime and Fixed Site Joint Tactical Radio System team.

  • By William Welsh

GWACs start to slide

Business going through governmentwide acquisitioncontracts has started to drop as agenciesrely more on their own procurement vehicles.

No need for reform, EPA says

IBM Corp.'s short suspension by the Environmental Protection Agency is still reverberating through the government market.

Newsbriefs

DHS will begin testing an International Registered Traveler program at three airports starting June 10 to expedite clearances for prescreened travelers.

Bids and proposals

Orange County, Va., is seeking a contractor to provide an interoperable radiocommunications system for public safety agencies.

Bids and proposals

Orange County, Va., is seeking a contractor to provide an interoperable radiocommunications system for public safety agencies.

Contract roundup

Eight companies won spots on the Defense IntelligenceAgency's $1 billion Solutions for IntelligenceAnalysis contract for military intelligence analysis services.

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