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The Navy chooses 23 companies for a $794.5 million contract to support the research-and-development of an unmanned underwater vehicle "family of systems."
ICF takes a $120 million task order to help the U.S. Agency for International Development work with international partners on the detection and surveillance of infectious diseases.
Five companies win positions on a $74.5 million contract to help the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery carry out policy development and decision-making functions.
Booz Allen Hamilton is touting an almost $900 million task order it won to build an AI environment for the Defense Department as a starting point for more growth in that emerging market.
Leidos bests seven other bidders for a $170 million foreign language translation and content analysis services contract with the Defense Intelligence Agency.
ATF is moving toward a sole-source extension on its contract with Ultra Forensic Technology Inc. for services to maintain a national ballistics information database.
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Dovel Technologies takes a $377 million contract to help operate and upgrade a federal grants management services platform used by multiple federal agencies.
Leidos wins a $620 million contract to be single-point service provider for the Air Force's ongoing avionics integration effort for its F-16 fighter jet.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency picks several teams in the industry and academic sectors for a five-year, $1.5 billion computer power technology research initiative.
