Engineering Research and Consulting Inc. wins $44.1M contract to support Redstone Test Center

Engineering Research and Consulting Inc. has won a $44.1 million contract to provide the Army with missile and sensor test support for the Redstone Test Center.

LGS Innovations appoints new general counsel

LGS Innovations has named Douglas Manya executive vice president, general counsel and secretary.

Salient CRGT subsidiary wins $9M contract to support Transportation administration

Guident Inc., a Salient CRGT subsidiary, has won a $9 million contract to support the Transportation Department Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA).

General Dynamics U.K. to upgrade tactical comms systems for British military

General Dynamics United Kingdom has won a nearly $200 million contract from the UK Ministry of Defence to provide enhanced Bowman tactical communications systems to the British Armed Forces.

Veris Group hires new EVP of BD

Veris Group has appointed Maureen Kaplan executive vice president of business development, effective March 21.

Contract consolidation shifts the competitive landscape

As companies prepare for major recompetes of the GSA Alliant vehicles and DISA's Encore III contract, there are several changes at work in the market that bidders need to be aware of.

Sierra Nevada Corp. wins $29.5M contract to support Navy personnel

Sierra Nevada Corp. has won a contract extension and been awarded an option totaling $29.5 million to continue support of Navy explosive ordnance disposal personnel.

General Dynamics scores $75M contract to support CMS

General Dynamics has won a $75 million contract to support the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.

DHS opens cyber division in Silicon Valley office

The Homeland Security Department has selected Sean McAfee, deputy director of the National Cybersecurity Assessment and Technical Services, to lead a new cyber operations division of its new Silicon Valley office.

Lockheed Martin announces voluntary layoff program for Aeronautics business

Lockheed Martin has announced a voluntary layoff program affecting its Aeronautics business.

CSRA wins $54M recompete to continue EPA R&D support

CSRA has won a $54 million recompete contract to create, apply and distribute complex environmental simulations in support of research initiatives conducted by EPA’s Office of Research and Development.

GSA appoints new IT director

The General Services Administration has tapped Bill Zielinski to be both its director of the Office of Strategic Programs and IT category executive, according to FCW.

VA makes 21 awards under $22.3B T4NG contract

With a series of bid protests out of the way, the VA has moved ahead and made 21 awards under its $22.3 billion T4NG contract. Who made the cut, and who missed it?

VA's $22.3B T4NG contract cleared for awards

Before VA could make awards under its $22.3 billion T4NG contract, it had to get through several bid protests.

CACI wins $199M O&M task order to support Agriculture Department

CACI International has won a $199 million task order to provide operations and maintenance in support of the Agriculture Department’s Web-Based Supply Chain Management (WBSCM) system.

Unisys names head of new law enforcement initiative

Unisys has appointed William Searcy III to lead the company’s newly formed Justice, Law Enforcement and Border Security initiative.

ID Experts opens federal office

ID Experts has opened a new Washington, D.C., office and appointed Paul Norton to lead it.

CACI subsidiary wins $179.9M contract to support SOCOM

CACI – Athena Inc. has won a contract to support the U.S. Special Operations Command.

ESN appoints new regional operations manager

Engineering Services Network has named Steve Dutra the new operations manager of its Charleston, S.C., facility.

CSRA drops protest fight with CACI

The long running battle between CACI International and the company now known as CSRA Inc. for a $100 million contract has quickly come to an end with CSRA withdrawing their protest.