President Bush has nominated Nortel Networks Corp. President and Chief Executive Mike Zafirovski to the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee.
Computer Sciences Corp. has unveiled WorldBridge, a new outsourcing service that will provide applicants wishing to enter the United Kingdom with comprehensive visa information and process their biometric data.
Computer Sciences Corp has appointed Harold Smith as vice president and general manager of intelligence and law enforcement for its North American Public Sector business unit's Enforcement, Security and Intelligence division.
Science Applications International Corp. has signed an agreement to acquire Benham Investment Holdings LLC, an engineering and life-cycle technology firm.
Defense contractor D&S Consultants Inc. has completed its acquisition of Viatech Inc., a government systems engineering, information management and technical services company.
CACI International Inc. has purchased the Wexford Group International, an employee-owned consulting company serving federal government clients domestically and abroad.
SRA International has won a contract worth an estimated $68.6 million from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration to operate the agency's National Practitioner Data Bank and Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank.
The accuracy of recent rumors about the imminent demise of the Electronic Industries Alliance will not be known at least until the association's next executive committee meeting July 12.
The Northern Virginia Technology Council held its Hot Ticket Awards Wednesday, recognizing the efforts of entrepreneurial companies and individuals in the National Capital region's technology community.
Lockheed Martin has won a $125 million contract from DOD for further production of its all-weather, precision-guided rocket launched from mobile ground platforms.
