The Norwegian company that bought Convera Corp.'s RetrievalWare search technology business has formed a partnership with a U.S. firm to continue providing the products to the Defense and intelligence market.
CACI International plans to acquire the Institute for Quality Management, a provider of performance management consulting and operational support services.
To satisfy agencies' evolving and increasingly complex needs, IBM invests in innovations and resources, including shared services, reusable assets and the newly opened IBM Federal SOA Institute.
The watchword for Dell Inc. in the federal market this year is deepening customer relationships. The company's priorities include partnerships and customer communication.
ITT Corp. instituted a new strategy for its defense business in 2006, creating a market-based approach to replace its earlier division-centric orientation.
Absorbing a huge acquisition took a lot of attention at BAE Systems Inc. in 2006, catapulting the company into the top ranks of U.S. defense contractors.
It's hard to fit United Technologies Corp. into a neat little box because it actually is several different companies rolled into one. But the aircraft units form the base of the company's federal business.
Verizon's status as one of three prime contractors awarded the Networx Universal contract caps off a year spent integrating the wireless and local infrastructure capabilities of Verizon with the global networking, architecture and federal government acumen of MCI.
Bechtel was one of 10 vendors that won the Army's $4 billion Infrastructure Modernization program to update fiber-optic cable and wireless communications at Army bases and installations around the world. And it's also a key member of the AT&T team that captured a Networx Universal contract.
By any standard, the Battelle Memorial Institute had a solid year in the federal space in 2006, earning $2.3 billion in prime government services revenue, or more than 60 percent of its total annual revenues.
