The Housing and Urban Development Department's incumbent IT services vendor, Lockheed Martin Corp., is fighting the award of the follow-on contract to EDS Corp.
Lockheed Martin Corp. announced Monday an agreement to acquire Titan Corp. for approximately $2.4 billion, a move that will strengthen its position in defense and intelligence technologies.
The Justice Department has awarded blanket purchase agreements worth a combined $100 million per year to support the Justice Consolidated Office Network.
Qwest Communications International will provide the National Institutes of Health with backup computing for its 27 institutes and centers across the country.
The Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering and Support Center has selected five companies for a five-year contract to install and maintain utility monitoring and control systems.
The Navy Exchange Service Command's Military Moving Center is adding communications products and services through Cox Communications Inc. in Hampton Roads, Va., and San Diego.
Winning spots on the first part of the eight-year, $3 billion Navy Training Systems Contract II are Advanced Engineering and Research Associates, Anteon International Corp., the Boeing Co., Carley Corp., Delex Systems Inc., DP Associates Inc. and Lockheed Martin Corp.
Dimension Data Holdings plc won a five-year, $10 million contract for wide area network support and network management by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.
Computer Sciences Corp. has won intelligence and law enforcement systems integration and consulting contracts with a combined value of more than $170 million, the company said today.
Sprint Corp. officials are expressing outrage over a recommendation by the General Services Administration's inspector general that the telecom company be considered for debarment.
The Transportation Security Administration, having weathered a rough start in providing security to the nation's airports, is now turning its attention to seaports, railroads, highways and mass transit systems.
A senator asks the Office of Personnel Management to "close a legal loophole that enables federal employees to use federal funds to pay for coursework from diploma mills."
