Northrop Grumman Systems Corp.'s Integrated Systems will provide the Navy a technical demonstration of unmanned combat air systems under a new $635.8 million contract.
CustomFlix Labs and the National Archives and Records Administration have reached a nonexclusive agreement to make thousands of historic films available for sale on Amazon.com.
Although the U.S. began issuing electronic passports to U.S. citizens last October, few of the nation's airports or land and sea ports are using them as they should, according to a GAO report.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a draft request for proposals for a planned IT services contract related to BioSense, its system for early detection of health threats.
SRA International has won a follow-on contract to provide Web development and other IT services to the National Institutes of Health's Center for Information Technology.
A team led by Nortel Government Solutions has won a contract from the Social Security Administration to replace the agency's outdated telephone system.
The Boeing Company has won an $18 million follow-on contract from the Marine Corps to provide ongoing support for the Marine Expeditionary Forces' ScanEagle unmanned aircraft program.
Five software vendors will develop and maintain of an enterprise relational database management system to handle Medicare and Medicaid information through a new $90 million contract.
The 9/11 Commission bill awaiting the president's signature to become law sets up new credentialing requirements for first responders across the country, among its IT-related provisions.
TeleCommunication Systems has received an increase to its Army contract to provide satellite communications equipment and services to support the Army and Marine teams that help train other nations' military forces.
Foreign visitors to the U.S. would be able to sign up voluntarily as international registered travelers under a provision in the DHS spending bill passed by the Senate last week.
The Naval Sea Systems Command has extended its contract with Alion Science and Technology to provide acquisition management support for its Program Executive Office Ships Acquisition Management directorate.
SRA International will provide intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance services to the Department of the Air Force under a new contract that could be worth up to $30.4 million.
SBA said the proposal would benefit businesses by cutting down on burdens when applying for assistance programs while keeping their status for a longer period of time.
A new study, "Fusion Centers: Issues and Options for Congress," cites problems with State intelligence fusion centers' lack of connectivity with existing law enforcement databases and poor compliance with federally backed technical data-sharing standards.
