Fed up with mounting cybersecurity breaches at DHS, legislators brought their frustrations to bear on CIO Scott Charbo June 20, accusing him of not doing his job.
Thales Communications and Harris have received contracts with a potential value of $3.5 and $2.7 billion from DOD to provide software-defined, single-channel hand-held radios to the military.
DHS yesterday postponed a requirement for U.S. travelers to show passports or the new government-issued passenger ID card upon returning home at land or sea borders until the summer of 2008.
Sheldon Fox will head the DOD Programs unit, which provides communications systems, networks and products for military aerospace, terrestrial and maritime applications.
Paul Cofoni to take over as chief executive officer on July 1. Jack London will keep the chairman's mantle as the company competes for larger contracts.
Health care and intelligence are two of the most promising growth opportunities for federal government IT services over the next five years, a new report said.
The Coast Guard yesterday named Claire M. Grady to the position of senior procurement executive and head of contracting activity for its new acquisitions directorate.
CSC will provide technical support and consulting services to Defense Finance and Accounting Service centers around the country under a new blanket purchase agreement.
SRA International, a provider of technology and strategic consulting services to the government, is acquiring Constella Group LLC. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Three major IT companies will compete for Justice Department task orders through a $950 million contract to provide automated litigation support services.
