CDW Government Inc. has created a small business consortium, which the Vernon Hills, Ill., information technology reseller said will help small and disadvantaged businesses win federal contracts.
With the release of its fourth quarter earnings, CACI International Inc. hit a milestone that Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Jack London set several years ago: become a $1 billion-a-year company by 2005.
Accenture Ltd., Hamilton, Bermuda, won a $3.1 million contract to help Canada manage its immigration and citizenship programs, the company announced Wednesday.
Digital Net Holdings Inc. has again filed for an initial public offering of stock. No date has been set, but the company expects to raise $86.3 million, according to the company's Aug. 8 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Next month, Lockheed Martin Corp. will apply to the federal government for protection for its nuclear, biological and radiological attack detection technologies.
Lockheed Martin Corp. plans to bid as prime contractor on the Homeland Security Department's $1.5 billion contract to build a system to track the comings and goings of foreign nationals.
Science Applications International Corp. will conduct a risk assessment of Maryland's electronic voting system in the wake of a report by researchers at Johns Hopkins University that found alleged security flaws in the system.
Government agencies must pay up to $699 for each copy of the Linux operating system that they use, the SCO Group Inc., Lindon, Utah, announced Tuesday in a new licensing program.
