General Dynamics Corp. won eight delivery orders worth $79.3 million to continue providing engineering, technical and administrative services for work involving joint military operations.
The final plan comes a little more than two months after the agency issued a draft plan that was criticized by Capitol Hill, the administration and industry.
Computer Sciences Corp. won a two-year, $22 million task order to develop and support the Defense Department's Biometric Identification System for Access.
MPC Computers has become a certified supplier of Sun Microsystems products for an association of states to supply local governments with computer systems.
Neal Fox, the former commissioner for acquisition at the Federal Supply Service, will advise companies on government contracting and general procurement issues.
The Defense Department is planning a series of public and private meetings in August and September as part of Defense Acquisition Performance Assessment Project.
BearingPoint Inc. won a contract with the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that potentially could be worth $15 million over five years.
The General Services Administration has issued a request for information for the follow-on contract for local telecommunications services in the Washington metropolitan area.
McDonald Bradley Inc. won a contract from the Housing and Urban Development Department's Office of Community Planning (OCP) for its Internet/intranet maintenance and support project.
Monster Government Solutions won a new deal late last week to run the USAJobs.gov Web site after an Office of Personnel Management recompete for the contract.
BearingPoint Inc. won a five-year contract to provide program management support to the organization that serves as the Defense Department's central repository of personnel data.
The scope of a project can change drastically while work is under way. That's why Computer Sciences Corp. relies on experienced subcontractors for many of its government projects.
Diana Gowen has several targets in her sights as the new head of Qwest Communications International Inc.'s government business. The first is winning the General Services Administration's $20 billion Federal Technology Services Networx contract. Also in her crosshairs is the $500 million Defense Information Systems Network Access Transport Services contract.
FreeWave Technologies Inc., a designer and maker of spread-spectrum radios and wireless solutions for industrial, scientific, military and commercial applications, has a 1.3-GHz radio designed for the military.
Joining the right team and finding the right teammates form one of the pillars of success in the government market. The federal government has manifold requirements for small-business subcontracting plans, and no company alone can do everything.
Boeing Co. won a $31.2 million contract from the Air Force to upgrade 25 C-17 Globemaster III aircraft with the Northrop Grumman Large Aircraft Infrared Countermeasures defensive system.
