The Treasury Department's failure to adequately manage implementation of IRS' new human resources system pushed the price much higher than at other federal agencies, according to a new report from the Treasury Inspector General for tax administration.
Computer Sciences Corp. has formed an applied technology division to consolidate and integrate its operations that provide managed engineering services.
Investors in defense and federal IT companies have become more cautious about the growth potential for companies, mainly because of slowing growth rates in U.S. defense budgets and the constraining impact of federal government deficits.
The federal telecommunications market is entering a new era that will be marked by fewer carriers, but a broader range of services that will help agencies streamline how they manage communications.
EDS Corp. has won its largest contract since 2002, but controversy may be brewing among British political conservatives critical of EDS' past performance with IT systems.
Several industry officials told House lawmakers that more changes need to be made and some even want a second set of draft RFPs released for the $20 billion telecom program.
Growing demand from defense customers leads Tachyon Networks Inc. to expand the delivery of its satellite broadband solutions to Asia, the Pacific Rim, Latin America and Africa.
Alion Science and Technology Corp. has acquired Carmel Applied Technologies Inc., a developer and integrator of systems to produce 3-D visuals for flight simulators.
Unisys Corp. won a three-year, $9.5 million contract with the Australian state of Victoria to provide managed services to the IT infrastructures of two departments.
