DOD has picked five companies for a five-year contract in support of DOD's counter-narcoterrorism activities. The contract could be worth up to $15 billion for the awardees.
A DOE audit of the Terrorist Screening Center found that the flaws begin with the fact that the center is maintained on two separate database systems that are supposed to contain identical data but don't.
Alion Science and Technology has won a contract worth up to $47 million to provide the Army Battle Command Directorate with analytic, engineering, programmatic and scientific expertise.
ITT Corp. scored a major coup when it won a contract to replace the FAA's antiquated radar-based air traffic control system with a state-of-the-art satellite communications system.
Charles Rossotti, co-founder of American Management Systems Inc. and former commissioner of the IRS, is the Hall of Fame recipient for the 2007 Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards.
Voxtec International, which manufactures mobile speech-to-speech translation devices, has been awarded a $45 million contract from the Naval Air Systems Command Aircraft Division.
KBR Inc. has created three new business units ? Technology, Downstream and Services ? to target the latest market trends and named a trio of executives to lead them.
Despite heightened scrutiny of its contracting practices, DHS' chief procurement office has made only modest progress in achieving its objectives, according to a GAO audit.
The new protests on GSA's major IT contract Alliant include a second filed by STG, along with Client Network Services, Nortel Government Solutions, Advanced Technology Systems and Artel, bringing the total to eight.
DHS' U.S. Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology program is top-heavy in management costs but shows a persistent pattern of management shortcomings, according to a new report.
SRA International will provide new critical infrastructure support to the Air Force Transportation Command under a competitive task order awarded by the GSA Federal Supply Schedule.
CACI International Inc. has won a contract from the Naval Supply Systems Command to provide technical support for an integrated supply and maintenance information system.
Agencies sometimes paid significantly more for the same debris removal and demolition work because they didn't share contracting information, an audit has found.
