Affiliated Computer Services Inc. has won a contract from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services to provide electronic benefits transfer services.
Analysts say Oracle Corp.'s agreement to buy customer relationship management provider Siebel Systems Inc. is likely a sign of Oracle's desire to increase its footprint in the federal IT market.
With more than 100 managers creating and running project teams, Anteon International Corp. has more people involved in finding teammates than some of its partners have employees.
The federal IT services industry has seen a lot of merger and acquisition activity, and I expect it will continue. Several factors are driving this activity: the industry's size, its high degree of fragmentation with no truly dominant players, relatively low total-market growth, good access to capital and strong free cash flow.
The Treasury Department's recent about-face on its $1 billion network communications contract has left some federal officials and industry-watchers unable to explain it -- and Treasury officials unwilling to.
Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts are drawing legions of IT experts to assist the Gulf Coast region with data restoration and business continuity services.
The teams chasing the lucrative Networx telecommunications contract are becoming clearer as three major telecom players have announced their lineups of partners to chase the deal.
Merger and acquisition experts are hailing Science Applications International Corp.'s decision to shed its employee-ownership model and conduct an initial public offering in 2006.
Enterprise architectures are no longer works in progress for many federal agencies. That means systems integrators that want to win contracts with the government need to be experts on these blueprints for how agencies fulfill their missions.
Ray Oleson still expects his day to start before 5 a.m. after he relinquishes his duties as chief executive officer of SI International Inc. But he also looks forward to losing the heavy burden of related responsibilities he carries on his shoulders.
Lockheed Martin Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to buy remote sensing systems maker Coherent Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed amount.
Accela Inc. has won a $1.2 million contract from Omaha, Neb., to provide a Web-based, integrated permitting, licensing and inspection management system.
Recent developments in financial software for government are closely tracking directives that emphasize lines of business, strategic plans and project portfolios.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is seeking information about industry capabilities to move Medicare Fee-for-Service claims processing from the current Medicare data centers to CMS' enterprise data centers
NCI Information Systems Inc. has won task orders totaling $5.6 million to provide IT services and support at various Air Force locations under the Network-Centric Solutions contract.
