Micro Systems, a subsidiary of Kratos, has won a $29.6 million basic ordering agreement to provide the Navy with unmanned aerial drone command and control systems and services.
While most state and local organizations plan to fully deploy data center consolidation, mobility, security, big data and cloud computing in the next three years, most agencies simply aren’t prepared for the resulting demands on their IT infrastructure.
The Labor Department is offering service-disabled veterans a four-year, $16 million contract to help in securing the department’s critical IT infrastructure and information systems.
NCI Inc. has won a $9 million contract to support the Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems Project Director Reserve Component Automation Systems.
BAE Systems and American Systems Corp. are continuing their fight for a recompete of a portion of the US VISIT contract with DHS. Round two has just begun.
The Chertoff Group has made five internal promotions in order to better manage its existing lines of business and develop new opportunities for growth.
Motorola Solutions protested and won a fight for an Army land mobile radio contract after it learned that Harris planned to supply Motorola radios as part of its solution.
CGI Federal and HealthDataInsights are both protesting a Centers for Medicaid and Medicare contract that is still going through the source selection process.
The Defense Commissary Agency is considering a six-year, $256.8 million contract to update its enterprise business system to get a fully integrated commercial-off-the-shelf supply chain solution.
ICF International has completed its acquisition of Mostra SA, boosting ICF’s strategy of providing implementation services that leverage its advisory services and enhances its policy work.
The Office of Personnel Management will take over all final reviews of background investigations, pulling back the work from USIS, which was accused by the Justice Department of fraud.
The Immigration and Custom Enforcement agency must replace its main-frame computer system with a new one with more capabilities, and officials have asked companies to propose systems that can be fielded quickly.
ARMA Global has maintained a laser focus on U.S. Special Operations Command and its help it take on and beat some of the biggest players in the market. It's latest win makes it SOCOM's largest IT provider.
Despite the federal Cloud First mandate, only 10 percent of agencies have migrated more than one half of their IT portfolios to the cloud so far. A new Accenture report points to some of the reasons why.
Raytheon has won a $9.8 million contract with DARPA to play a part in the agency’s Plan X program, which seeks to help U.S. government agencies plan, execute and assess cyber network operations.
