Dynamics Research Corp. is acquiring Andrulis Corp., an Arlington, Va., provider of information technology and engineering services to government customers in a $26 million deal.<br>
New York faces a major challenge next month when officials begin evaluating bids for a statewide wireless network because of the complexity of the technology involved, the state's CIO says.<br>
Electronic Data Systems Corp. is due to get the official thumbs up within the next week to take over another 100,000 seats under the-Navy Marine Corps Intranet project. <BR>
DynCorp is entering the final phase of negotiations on a 10-year, $1 billion joint venture to provide the British Ministry of Defense with support services.<br>
Sources say Alan Balutis, the executive director of the Industry Advisory Council and the Federation of Government Information Processing Councils, is negotiating with the groups to be bought out of the remaining year of his contract.<br>
Affiliated Computer Services has won a 6-year, $12 million contract from the Iowa Department of Human Services to provide electronic benefits transfer services to distribute food stamps.
Secure wireless devices have plenty of potential federal users, but first agencies must weigh their willingness to embrace the technology, according to professors who surveyed more than 200 federal workers.<br>
The Transportation Security Administration has released a request for information to vendors wishing to take part in tests of biometric devices at 20 airports.<br>
Integic Corp. has realigned its organization into five areas to better position itself with the federal government's procurement structure reorganization.
Nextel Communications Inc. has won a two-year contract from the General Services Administration to provide mobile radio services to federal, state and local agencies.<br>
GTSI Corp. won a five-year blanket purchase agreement to provide the State Department with hardware, software and support for its domestic and worldwide operations.<br>
In a move that will expand its work with the federal government, Computer Sciences Corp. is buying DynCorp, an employee-owned information technology and outsourcing company. DynCorp's chief calls it "a perfect match."<br>
The purchase of TRW Inc. by Northrop Grumman Corp. is a "capstone acquisition," the CEO says, and most likely signals an end to the company's aggressive purchasing streak.<br>
