Eight companies have won prime contracts from the Defense Intelligence Agency to compete for as much as $1 billion worth of military intelligence analysis services and related work.
DHS ought to install more ground and air radars along the U.S.-Canada border and boost the number of manned and unmanned aircraft patrols over the area, Sen. Jon Tester has said.
From a detailed review of the merger and acquisition and public capital market activity of government technology services companies for the past three years, onemust conclude that this industry has matured. It also is clear that consolidation and M&A activity will continue for the foreseeable future to be a major driver of growth and shareholder value.
The question of which functions can or should be performed by federal contractors has been the focus of increasing debate, including two congressional hearings held in early March. The issues involved are complex but timely.
Entities that receive U.S. government funding for development projects typically have a right to retain title to the intellectual property they develop on those projects though that ownership is not automatic.
A government document obtained confirms that the EPA's March 27 suspension of IBM from government work stops agencies' actions to purchase from the company.
Accenture Ltd. will help improve the delivery of health care services in New York City by providing enhanced technology capabilities under a new contract.
The national trend of going green hit this year's FOSE 2008 Conference and Expo with dozens of technology vendors touting the environmentally friendly benefits of their products.
Federal agency recordkeeping on contracting for advisory and assistance services is such a mess that the records are practically worthless, concludes a new report.
A new academic statistical study includes several small municipalities on the list of U.S. cities most vulnerable to terrorist attack while omitting major ports on the West Coast.
