Office Remedies, L-3 team on BLS deal

Office Remedies Inc. has won a contract from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to provide data collection services for the Current Employment Statistics program.

A new and improved virtual world

The imagined becomes real as improved simulators find wider use as training tools.

Marines, start your engines!

OnStar-like technology drafted for combat.

On the edge

Secure Elements released C5 Auditor Pro for the IT auditor and inspector general communities.

The quest for the holy grail

Government, industry keep hunting for ever-elusive trusted computing.

Q & A | More than partners

Cartwright says the business world taught him how to go global.

Harvest time

Network vendors ready to reap tasks under huge telecommunications contract.

A helping hand

Incubators build new tech businesses.

By land and sea

Technology, integration fuel secure border opportunities.

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Hannon | Dressed for economic success

A conversation with Robert Hannon, Anne Arundel Economic Development Corp. president.

Small companies, new ideas

Battelle research and development vision looks outward

FBI seeks assistance from small business

The bureau will issue 10 indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contracts to small businesses on a new IT Operations Division task order contract.

Sparking an international buying spree

Merger and acquisition activity - both domestic and international - is likely to increase substantially with companies being acquired that perform international services related to nation-building.

SI to support Army personnel operations

SI International Inc. has won a contract to support personnel and human resources operations at the U.S. Army Garrison Aberdeen Proving Ground.

New fiscal year off to a slow start

October marks the start of the federal fiscal year, and as in every year since 1994,Congress and the president have failed to give agencies their annual spending authority on time.

New rules change open-source landscape

Get familiar with new open-source licensing rules

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