Alion Science and Technology Corp., McLean, Va., won a $3.9 million contract from the Defense Department to support DOD's training and transformation initiative, helping to develop and implement interagency tasks and update and revise Transformation Training plans and department policies.
Alion Science and Technology Corp., McLean, Va., won a $3.9 million contract from the Defense Department to support DOD's training and transformation initiative, helping to develop and implement interagency tasks and update and revise Transformation Training plans and department policies.
McNeil Technologies Inc. of Springfield, Va., closed a pair of deals: one for a government contractor and a second for the government contracts held by another company. Terms of neither deal were disclosed.
McNeil Technologies Inc. of Springfield, Va., closed a pair of deals: one for a government contractor and a second for the government contracts held by another company. Terms of neither deal were disclosed.
Jack London, chairman and chief executive officer of CACI International Inc., and Ernst Volgenau, chairman of SRA International Inc., shared an award for large contractor of the year at the third annual Greater Washington Contractor Awards dinner Oct. 19.
The new Defense Business Transformation Agency, established Oct. 7 by the Defense Department, will manage some of the agency's largest business programs.
The new Defense Business Transformation Agency, established Oct. 7 by the Defense Department, will manage some of the agency's largest business programs.
As the water within their Pensacola, Fla., building began to reach ankle depth ? thanks to 2004's Hurricane Ivan ? Computer Sciences Corp.'s employees working with the Navy put aside personal worries and focused on how to keep the operation running.
NCI Information Systems Inc. of Reston, Va., makes its debut on Wall Street Monday. The company is the first federal IT company to go public in nearly two years.
Reveal Imaging Technologies Inc. has won an order from the Transportation Security Administration for its automated explosive detection systems for checked baggage.
A district court judge has directed the Interior Department to disconnect computer systems housing Indian trust data from the Internet, after computer specialists said they had been able to penetrate the systems without detection.
Earle Williams, considered one of the founders of the government IT services industry, headed the lineup of winners recognized at the third annual Greater Washington Contractor Awards dinner Oct. 19.
A 911 Web portal for Amber Alerts in Washington state was among eight state IT projects selected for recognition by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers.
Conference: Border Management 2005, on use of biometrics and other technologies in border control, with keynote speaker Tom Ridge, former secretary of the Homeland Security Department, at Georgetown University Conference Center, Washington.
