Harris wins wireless encryption work

Harris Corp. won a five-year, $23 million contract to supply secure wireless local area network products to the National Security Agency.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

Army seeks to speed selection of WIN-T contractor

The Army wants to expedite the process of choosing a contractor for its more than $10 billion Warfighter Information Network-Tactical project.

  • By Dawn S. Onley

CSC wins $146M Army Transportation Information Systems contract

Computer Sciences Corp. won a contract to provide information processing and related services to the PM Transportation Information Systems program.

  • By Gail Repsher Emery

Air Force invests in information discovery

Cymfony Inc. won three contracts from the Air Force for solutions that will improve intelligence gathering.

  • By Brad Grimes

EDO to supply Marines with communications equipment

EDO Corp. will deliver as many as 476 transition switch modules, next-generation communications equipment that can handle voice, data and video

  • By Brad Grimes

Intermec nabs Army automatic ID deal

Intermec Technologies Corp. has won a five-year, $238 million contract from the Army for mobile computing and automatic identification systems.

  • By William Welsh

Northrop Grumman wins Navy, Army work

Northrop Grumman Corp. has received a contract modification from the Navy worth $35.6 million for work on an aircraft carrier.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

L-3 to acquire Avisys

The acquisition of Avisys of Austin enhances L-3's technical offerings in electronic warfare and missile warning systems.

  • By William Welsh

Anteon nets training deal at Aberdeen

Anteon International Corp. won an Army contract to create technical and professional development courses at the Ordinance Mechanical Maintenance School.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

Battelle gets $20 million to build protection demo

As lead integrator, Battelle will manage the design, testing and final demonstration of a complete building protection system.

  • By Brad Grimes

Hanlon on NMCI: 'EDS was not prepared'

Marine leader notes points of friction with the $8.82 billion Intranet contract.

  • By Dawn S. Onley

Navy, EDS modify parts of NMCI contract

The Navy and EDS Corp. want to slash the number of service-level agreements on the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet contract.

  • By Dawn S. Onley

NMCI 'has not been a perfect process'

Navy Secretary England says officials are still working out the bugs in the portal and that things will improve over time.

  • By Dawn S. Onley

Anteon wins defense vaccine work

Anteon International Corp. won a five-year, $15.5 million contract with the Army Medical Command to support the National Vaccine Healthcare Center network.

  • By Allison Berliner

Navy to spend $95 million on jamproof communications

The Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command has awarded a pair of delivery orders for multifunctional information distribution system terminals.

  • By Brad Grimes

Satellite firms think long term

The Defense Department, which relies heavily on commercial satellite services to carry communications around the world, is drafting a plan to change the way it buys satellite services.

  • By Gail Repsher Emery

NCI wins several homeland security, intelligence contracts

NCI Information Systems Inc. of Reston, Va., has won six contracts worth a total of more than $7 million in the intelligence, defense and homeland security arenas.

  • By Allison Berliner

Integrators see opportunities, challenges for RFID

Between 2005 and 2007, spending on radio frequency identification technology will outpace spending on software and application development, according to a survey.

  • By Brad Grimes

Raytheon debuts mini radio for Defense Department

Raytheon Co. has introduced a pocket-sized, software-defined radio that it hopes to integrate into Cluster 5 of the Defense Department's Joint Tactical Radio System.

  • By Brad Grimes

DOD moves to improve software assurance

The Defense Department is planning acquisition policy changes to improve the quality and security of software it buys.

  • By William Jackson
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