In commercial contract law, if a clause is intended to survive the termination of the balance of a contract, the contract will say so, which illustrates another disparity between commercial and government contract law.
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The Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration awarded IBM a contract to provide services for the Digital-to-Analog Converter Box Coupon Program.
Dennis Stolkey will succeed Jim Duffey as VP and GM of EDS Corp.'s U.S. government unit while Duffy assumes leadership of EDS' Global Supply Chain Management organization.
IBM will pay $2.97 million, and PriceWaterhouseCoopers will pay $2.32 million, to settle allegations that they made improper payments in connection with federal IT contracts.
Acting as the procurement arm for a group that includes ODNI, DOD and OMB, the Air Force issued a RFI asking vendors for strategies on how to meet Congress' 2009 deadline for improving the security clearance process.
The State Department's electronic passports should be considered a success despite long wait times and assertions that they are not being widely scanned, said a former State official.
Unisys will use vascular scanning technology to identify port workers. Verification is achieved when the blood flow pattern of the holder's hand matches the pattern of the scan stored on the card.
A key data mining program at DHS is on the verge of cancellation if it does not succeed in winning more support within the department, according to a new report.
DHS' program to coordinate surveillance information on bioterrorism is at risk of going over budget and falling behind schedule, according to a new report.
The Boeing Co. will provide high-speed Internet communications and direct broadcast satellite television service to the Air Force Air Mobility Command under a new $30 million contract.
Northrop Grumman will deploy, enhance and maintain a health data repository initiative to help the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments share patient information.
Six companies have won an opportunity to compete for as much as $200 million in individual tasks through the Agency for International Development's AIDS Support and Technical Assistance Resources contract.
