Northrop Grumman Corp. has won a five-year, $24.8 million contract to develop network security applications that will give the Air Force early warning of information security threats.
ManTech International Corp. won a five-year, $10.5 million contract from the Transportation Security Administration to provide analytic services for the vetting of non-U.S. citizens who request flight training in the United States.
Multimax Inc. has been awarded two task orders worth $75.7 million for communications support, testing and IT security services under the Air Force's Netcents contract.
Under the five-year contract vehicle, contractors will provide a range of distance training services ranging from online, interactive courseware to traditional classroom instructional materials.
The Veterans Affairs Department seeks a provider for nationwide online travel services as an alternative to the integrated electronic travel system used by VA under the General Services Administration eTravel initiative.
DISA is looking for collaboration tools that are scalable, accessible from any commonly used desktop configuration and available through a Web browser interface to support its Net-Centric Enterprise Services program.
The House of Representatives is seeking industry input on the availability of dark fiber infrastructure within the Washington metropolitan area that could be incorporated into the House's wide area network.
Public federal IT service companies in general reported third quarter 2005 results in line with their guidance ranges, but fourth quarter 2005 revenue guidance for most of those companies was lighter than most investors expected.
Apptis Inc., Chantilly, Va., won more than half a dozen contracts worth a total of $85 million from the Defense Department's Military Health System for services including 24-hour production and maintenance of the agency's enterprise blade server deployment, modifications to its Hub and Rack Shared Computing Infrastructure, and exploration of concepts related to electronic health systems capabilities.
Science Applications International Corp. won two contracts with a total value of $68.4 million to help implement and support the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's BioSense national syndromic surveillance program..
Advanced Technology Systems Inc. was awarded a five year, $20 million contract from the General Services Administration to support the Architect of the Capitol's Information Technology Division.
Under a $1.3 million software and services contract, the Defense Department's Washington Headquarters Services will use ProSight's Portfolios software to better structure IT projects and investments.
ManTech International Corp. will provide a wide array of security services to the Air Force for its Joint Strike Fighter program under a newly awarded contract.
Dynamics Research Corp. has won $34.5 million worth of new work from the Air Force to provide advisory and assistance services to the Aeronautical Systems Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory.
BearingPoint Inc. has won a contract potentially worth $9.8 million with the National Center for Public Health Informatics, an organization within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Transportation Security Administration has awarded a $17.2 million, five-year contract to Kroll Government Services Inc. to perform preliminary background investigations of TSA screeners and other employees.
