7 win spots on $249M Army infectious disease contract

Seven 8(a) small businesses have won spots on a $249 million contract to support Army research on protecting warfighters from biological threats.

Opinion

The enigma that is strategy

Strategy can mean different things to different people but the biggest question to answer might be: Who owns the strategy?

Who won November's biggest contracts?

The slowdown in contracts continues two months into the new fiscal year, but there are still some big contracts hitting the streets. Who won the biggest ones?

Northrop Grumman wins $47.8M contract to support Navy GPS alternative

Northrop Grumman has won a potentially $47.8 million contract to support the Navy’s backup module in case the GPS system goes down.

M1 Support Services wins $305M O&M contract for aircraft support

M1 Support Services has won a $305 million contract to provide operations and maintenance services at Nellis Air Force Base.

Boeing nabs $134M E-4B fleet sustainment contract

Boeing has won a $134 million Air Force contract to sustain the E-4B fleet.

Jacobs nets $31.1M in contracts to support Hanscom Air Force Base

Jacobs Technology has won two contracts totaling $31.1 million to provide engineering and technology acquisition support at Hanscom Air Force Base and its separated units.

Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. wins $833.3M sustainment contract

Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. has won an $833.3 million contract modification to provide the Army with a number of sustainment services.

InBios to help Army detect infectious diseases under $9.6M contract

InBios International has won a $9.6 million contract to help the Army detect infectious diseases and biological warfare.

DHS IT priorities focused on data, agile and open source

The Homeland Security Department is looking at new ways of fielding IT, and its acquisition priorities are starting to reflect that new outlook.

DHS officials look for more industry cooperation

DHS officials say they want to talk and collaborate more with industry as they look for better solutions, but there are significant challenges they know they need to clear.

SAIC to provide full life cycle IT under $156M Alliant task order

Science Applications International Corp. has won a $156 million task order to provide full life cycle information technology services to the U.S. Agriculture Department Risk Management Agency.

Harris wins $113M contract to upgrade Navy radars

Harris Corp. has won a $113 million contract to upgrade the Navy’s primary long-range, three dimensional defense radar.

Serco nabs $95M patent classification services contract

Serco has won a $95 million patent classification services contract with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Improper disclosure not enough to nix competitor's bid

S&K Aerospace lost its bid to disqualify a competitor in a battle for a $4.2 billion Air Force logistics contract.

CSRA makes it debut, leadership team unveiled

Computer Sciences Corp. has completed the spin-off of its public sector business and the acquisition of SRA, creating CSRA Inc. Who's running the company now?

Alion nabs $24M contract to support Army spectrum compliance

Alion Science and Technology has won a $24 million task order to ensure the Army is compliant with federal spectrum regulations and presidential direction.

Insitu wins $70.9M delivery order for ScanEagle UAVs

Insitu Inc. has won a $70.9 million delivery order to provide the Navy with eight ScanEagle unmanned aircraft systems.

L-3 National Security Solutions scores $107M Alliant task order to support Army IT Agency

L-3 National Security Solutions has won a $107 million task order to provide next-generation information technology support to the Army Information Technology Agency.

WIT opens nomination period for 2016 Leadership Awards

Women in Technology has opened the nomination period for the organization’s 17th annual Leadership Awards.