Software vendor Accela Inc. has won a $4 million contract from Dade County, Fla., for software and support to the Department of Environmental Resources Management.
A team led by General Dynamics Corp. is negotiating with the U.S. Army to provide the service with integrated computer systems for its future combat systems program.
PEC Solutions Inc. replaces BearingPoint on Homeland Security's program management support contract for the U.S. Visitor and Immigration Status Indication Technology system.
SRA International Inc. won a task order to provide systems engineering and program support services to the Defense Department's Joint Tactical Radio System Joint Program Office.
IBM Corp. has won an eight-year, $801 million contract from the California Department of Child Support Services to provide a child support collection system.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has awarded three computer manufacturers contracts to design high-performance computers for national security needs.
MicroStrategy Inc.'s $5 million contract to provide business intelligence software and support to the Postal Service marks the company's increased emphasis on the government sector, a top executive says.
After meetings with more than 72 companies, the National Archives and Records Administration will release a request for proposals by January to build the Electronic Records Archives system.
The New York City Board of Education wants additions to desktop service, data center service and application maintenance services, as well as voice network services. The RFP is expected by the end of the year.
The Small Business Administration should delay implementation of a rule requiring small businesses with a multiple-award schedule or other multiple-award contract to annually recertify their size, according to the Professional Services Council. The trade group represents technical and professional services firms.
Federal agencies missed their aim of sending 23 percent of prime contracting dollars to small businesses for the third straight year, according to the annual scorecard produced by Democratic members of the House Committee on Small Business.
Just one month after the White House published new procedures for public-private competition of government jobs, federal unions and lawmakers are moving to stall or prevent new competitions.
In June, the Defense Department awarded TranTech Inc., Alexandra, Va., a $9 million contract to build an asset management system to hold digital images, audio, video and other documents.
