ATK grabs Swales Aerospace

Alliant Techsystems Inc. will acquire Swales Aerospace Inc., a provider of satellite components and subsystems, and engineering services to the government and commercial sectors.

Last byte | A conversation with Otto Hoernig III

Satellite entrepreneur makes re-entry.

One for the ages

Birthplace of Industrial Revolution is now a hotbed for technology.

Settled in

Cofoni gets comfortable in new role at CACI.

The SAIC Story: An $8 billion business success

Company founder J. Robert Beyster recounts SAIC's beginnings.

BearingPoint rolls into new territory

Small-business partners will foster growth.

Alion launches into Navy torpedo program work

Alion Science and Technology will help develop the next generation of torpedoes for the Navy under a contract awarded to the company by the Naval Sea Systems Command.

SYS Technologies picks up three defense jobs

SYS Technologies won three task orders from DOD that involve ongoing support for key network operations.

CSC unveils $1.2B in federal tech contracts

Computer Sciences Corp.'s Federal Sector business unit signed 62 previously unannounced information technology contracts and subcontracts during its fiscal 2007 fourth quarter.

Cubic lines up training center subcontract

Cubic Corp. won a $19.9 million subcontract from Science Applications International Corp. to help operate and maintain the battle command training center at Fort Lewis, Wash.

Lockheed wins Aegis work on foreign ships

Lockheed Martin has won a $260 million contract from the Navy to install next-generation Aegis Weapon Systems onboard three Australian destroyers and a Spanish F-100 class frigate.

Agencies to follow new IT security standards

ONDI and DOD this week announced the seven areas of certification and accreditation for information technology systems that they will standardize.

SRA tapped to integrate data for Marine Corps

SRA International Inc. has been awarded a five-year, $33.3 million contract from the Marine Corps to provide information technology services for a digital work environment.

Serco gets Navy anti-terrorism tech deal

Serco has been selected by the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center to provide engineering and technical services for integrated surveillance and intelligence systems that protect ships and infrastructure at Navy ports through a new contract.

Northrop lands AHLTA follow-on deal

Northrop Grumman has received a follow-on contract from the Military Health System for continued support of the Defense Department's Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application electronic health record system.

Raytheon wins satellite modification

Raytheon Co.'s Intelligence and Information Systems unit won a $14.5 million contract modification for an Air Force project.

2007: Who's who in the state and local market

State and local heavyweights step into the ring to vie for large deals.

A conversation with Rep. Bart Gordon

A science agenda led by bipartisanship.

Forecast remains cloudy and cool for IT services

The business environment for federal IT services companies continues to be challenging, with the companies largely reporting lackluster fourth-quarter results and outlook for 2007, with a couple of exceptions.

Industry, wake up and smell the legislation

The Accountability in Contracting Act appears to be on the fast track. But the measure's not yet law, so it's a good time to provide members of Congress with an industry perspective.