Dimensions International Inc., an IT and logistics firm serving the Defense Department and the Federal Aviation Administration, has acquired Sentel Corp.
Harris Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Orkand Corp., provider of technical services and information technology for federal agencies.
The U.S. military's huge demand for satellite services is driving a wave of acquisitions among large providers trying to capitalize on the growing federal market.
Allegations that its employees were involved in the Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal likely won't cause further delays in Titan Corp.'s sale to Lockheed Martin Corp.
Huntsville, Ala., was a sleepy cotton town until U.S. leaders discovered during World War II that the city's geography made it an ideal location to manufacture munitions.
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American Management Systems Inc. ceased to exist today as an independent company. The deal that divided the business between CGI Group Inc. and CACI International Inc. has closed.
The proposed $2.2 billion merger of defense giants Lockheed Martin Corp. and Titan Corp. will depend on the outcome of a Justice Department inquiry into bribery allegations against Titan, the companies said.
Although still awaiting government approvals, CACI International is on track to complete its acquisition of the defense assets of American Management Systems next month, an executive says.
