ICF International has named Subodh Karnik vice president of its aviation and aerospace business to lead professional services offerings in that market.
Ultra Electronics has won a contract with the Navy to support Air Defense Systems Integrator systems, communication systems and satellite communication systems.
General Atomics has won a $110.3 million Army contract modification for product support and fleet sustainment operations for the Gray Eagle UAV, with working being done in Afghanistan.
ITT Exelis has won a $6.1 million contract modification with the Air Force to insert a modern data storage and memory technology system into one of the Air Force's control systems.
April was full of contract awards, having 15 more than in March. The month was also great for small businesses, with small business awards holding three of the top 10 slots. We count down April's big winners.
Indigo IT had some early success but some setbacks cause the company to do some soul searching and make changes. The early results are good with a pair of contract wins and others on the way. What can you learn from their story?
3 Phoenix has won a contract to provide engineering services for software development, COTS products and systems integration for Virginia-class submarines.
The McLean Group has hired Greg Woodford and Greg Nossaman away from BB&T Capital Markets|The Windsor Group as directors of its aerospace, defense and government services team.
The CIA's In-Q-Tel investment group is backing Pelican Imagine, a developer of computational camera technology, as part of the company's $20 million round of funding.
Booz Allen Hamilton and InnovaSystems International will square off over tens of millions in potential task orders under a pair of contracts they have won to support the Navy’s Defense Readiness Support System-Navy.
