CACI International Inc. has completed the purchase of Athena Innovative Solutions Inc., a provider of specialized services to the intelligence community and other national security clients.
Science Applications International Corp. will help upgrade air traffic control radio systems for the Air Force under a new contract worth up to $80 million.
The long-delayed TWIC program began enrollments this month at one port and will add 11 more ports in November, a DHS official testified at a congressional hearing Tuesday.
Harris Corp. will help the Marine Corps deliver high-bandwidth data networking capability near the battlefield under a new contract for its Broadband Ethernet Radio system.
With cutting edge technology and a government contracting veteran at the helm, Liquid Computing Inc. is making a concerted push into the federal market.
Public safety officials and industry experts have until Friday to submit comments to van umbrella group of organizations developing specifications for the new public safety broadband network to be created by the Federal Communications Commission.
Quality Associates Inc. has been awarded a contract from the Food and Drug Administration to digitize, index and consolidate about 20 million pages of FDA documents and materials.
General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems has won a contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base to analyze advanced combat ID systems.
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New York will become the fourth state to implement a hybrid identification card that may be used for border crossings and as a driver's license complying with upcoming Real ID Act regulations.
DHS has made progress in developing the Automated Commercial Environment, but the remaining shortcomings are likely to create significant cost overruns and delays in the near future, according to a new GAO report.
Denny Groh is hoping lightning will strike again as he takes on a new job as vice president of federal outsourcing with Engineering Services Network Inc.
CACI International will expand the information protection services it provides to the Defense Department's Military Health System under a $64 million contract.
