Lockheed Martin has filed a second protest now that Raytheon has twice won a $700 million contract to support a NORAD system for tracking objects in space.
Constellation West has won a $3 million contract to provide software development and sustainment in support of the U.S. Transportation Command’s Commercial Operations Integrated System (COINS) program.
Northrop Grumman has named Steve Lunny vice president and program manager for the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance division within the company’s Information Systems sector.
Following months of rumors, CSC made it official Tuesday when it announced its plan to separate its government and commercial businesses into two separate companies.
Verizon is expanding its partner program into the public sector and has made a strategic hire and has signed Carahsoft as its first government partner.
Technological superiority is not assured, according to undersecretary of defense Frank Kendall, and the United States will lose its lead over other countries if it does not fix its numerous problems, including acquisition.
MicroTech says HP and Autonomy, the software company it acquired in 2011, are in breach of contract because MicroTech bought $16.5 million worth of software that was never delivered.
The Air Force has made another round of NetCents 2 awards, this time for the $7.9 billion, full-and-open portion of the agency’s NetCents network operations and infrastructure contract.
Insight Public Sector has won a potentially $543.7 million blanket purchase agreement to provide the renewal of existing software assurance and new Microsoft software licenses.
Three months after being tapped to fill the role, Larry Flynn, to-be executive vice president of General Dynamics’ Aerospace group and current president of GD subsidiary Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., has announced his retirement from the company for health reasons.
