ITS Services Inc. is planning to acquire Science & Engineering Associates Inc. in a deal that will create a company with about $200 million in annual revenue.
Science Applications International Corp. has won an $826 million contract from NASA to provide information technology management services, the agency announced Monday.
Kelly Services Inc., a provider of temporary personnel, has launched a staffing service that places people with security clearances with government contractors.
As a baseball umpire for high school and college games, Bill Ritz has faced screaming fastballs and more than few screaming players and coaches. Championships, scholarships and even jobs can hang in the balance of his split-second decisions. Along the way, he has learned lessons about psychology, integrity and coolness under fire that apply to his job as a spokesman for Electronic Data Systems Corp. of Plano, Texas. Ritz spoke with Senior Editor Nick Wakeman about how umpiring has made him a better professional.
Phil Condit, chairman and chief executive officer of the Boeing Co., has resigned, saying he would be a distraction in light of the company's recent troubles.
Military satellite communications are an absolute necessity on the battlefield, where commanders need real-time access to intelligence information to guide the movements of troops and targeting of weapons.
EDO Corp. will provide electronic support measures systems to frigates in the Greek Navy under a four-year, $10 million contract, the company announced today.
Anteon International Corp. will provide program management, technology insertion, systems analysis and other services to the Navy under a $125.6 million contract.
Arinc Inc. will provide avionics systems development, engineering and integration work to Lockheed Martin Corp. under a $70 million contract, part of Lockheed Martin's Coast Guard Deepwater project.
	MTC Technologies Inc. has acquired International Consultants Inc., an Army contractor specializing in program management, information technology, logistics and operations. The deal is worth about $9.9 million, to be paid $2.4 million in MTC stock and $7.5 million in assumption of ICI debt.
The Defense Department will change the way it buys services, and all federal agencies will be allowed to use share-in-savings contracting for information technology work, according to procurement rule changes announced today.
By Nick Wakeman, Jason Miller and Gail Repsher Emery
