The General Services Administration is fine-tuning the acquisition strategy for its Alliant government IT services vehicle while drumming up interest among vendors.
The FBI said today that it is in final talks with one of the two vendor teams that has bid on the Sentinel investigative case management project, and that it likely would announce a contract within 30 days.
With 118 mergers or acquisitions taking place, 2005 was an active year in the government IT and defense markets, according to a white paper released today by the market research firm Input Inc.
Covansys Corp. will sell its state and local government practice to Saber Consulting Inc. for roughly $40 million in cash, the two companies announced today.
From disaster planning solutions to disaster recovery applications, technology aimed and responding to emergencies dotted the Washington Convention Center floor at the FOSE 2006 show in the nation's capital.
The feasibility test is a first step toward letting Medicare beneficiaries engage directly in their medical care through easy access to their medical information, according to the agency.
A new report from Computer hardware and software seller CDW Government Inc. finds that more federal workers are working from home this year than last year?with nearly one-half of all teleworkers starting over the past year.
General Dynamics Corp. won a $2.8 million contract from the Coast Guard to install emitter and detection tools on vessels engaged in law enforcement and homeland defense missions.
Alion Science and Technology Corp. has acquired Washington Consulting Inc. in a deal that will enhance its enterprise IT and knowledge management solutions and bring new management consulting capabilities.
