Sen. Susan Collins has vowed to keep a close eye on the General Services Administration as it works to resolve the long-standing problems in Federal Supply Service contract practices revealed by the Government Accountability Office.
In the March 7 issue, the Who's Who list of top companies in the state and local government market, <i>Washington Technology</i> published an incorrect Web address for Covansys Corp. The correct address is www.covansys.com.
BAE Systems North America Inc. has entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire United Defense Industries Inc. of Arlington, Va., for $4.2 billion, company officials said.
The Government Accountability Office has thwarted a $1 billion Treasury Department award to AT&T Corp. after it learned that agency had entered into an agreement that encouraged it to let the contract expire early.
IBM has protested a tentative award by the Texas health commission of a contract for integrated eligibility and enforcement for Medicaid and other state health services to Accenture.
L-3 Communications Integrated Systems has won a $16 million contract from the Missile Defense Agency to support MDA's airborne sensor mission operations program.
By the end of May, the General Services Administration will have the first draft of its plan to merge the Federal Supply Service and Federal Technology Service, a GSA official told House lawmakers today.
NCI Information Systems has won a multiyear, $35 million contract from the National Security Agency to provide knowledge management solutions and expertise.
The department will receive beta patches before they are officially released to test the programs in environments, configurations and against applications.
Contractors in the Falls Church, Va., office complex that was closed because of suspected anthrax are waiting on test results to confirm whether contamination occurred and when they can return to their offices.
Contractors in the Falls Church, Va., office complex that was closed because of suspected anthrax are waiting on test results to confirm whether contamination occurred and when they can return to their offices.
IBM and Sun Microsystems are marketing on-demand computing services to agencies with a backlog of high-performance computing tasks, such as the departments of Energy and Defense.
