SRA International Inc. has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a second public offering of its common stock.
Northrop Grumman Corp. has asked the FCC for a rule that would allow additional broadband spectrum for advanced wireless applications needed by first responders.
Just six months after acquiring the consulting arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers, IBM Corp. can already point to tangible gains in the federal marketplace.
A House committee has promised ongoing scrutiny of federal small-business programs after receiving evidence that large companies frequently are awarded contracts intended for small firms.
PEC Solutions Inc. has been hit with several class-action lawsuits filed on behalf of shareholders after the company's stock plunged 38 percent in a single trading day in March.
Information technology is one tool being used by the political forces that shape the federal bureaucracy, and government IT professionals should consider the political landscape in pursuing their missions, a former federal IT executive advises.
Northrop Grumman Corp. has been awarded a contract to support the U.S. Transportation Command with tools to reduce costs and better manage the Defense Transportation System.
The Professional Services Council is asking the Senate to modify a provision of the Jobs and Growth Reconciliation Tax Act to keep the earned income exclusion for U.S. citizens living overseas while working on U.S. government contracts.
PEC Solutions Inc. has been hit with several class-action lawsuits filed on behalf of shareholders after the company's stock plunged 38 percent in a single trading day in March. At least five lawsuits have been filed, according to the Stanford Law School Securities Class Action Clearinghouse Web site.
AT&T Corp. has named Louis Addeo as the new president of AT&T Government Solutions, filling the vacancy left when Christopher Rooney was promoted to lead the company's reorganized and unified sales organization. The appointment is effective June 2.
The much-anticipated request for proposals for the Army's $800 million Information Technology Enterprise Solutions contract was released early this month after several weeks of delay.
A massive surveillance system designed by Raytheon Co. to protect Brazil's Amazon Jungle against illegal mining and other ecological threats could play a similar role in protecting U.S. borders and ports of entry. It's a "truly unique" program that is the first of its kind to be national in scope, according to Raytheon business development manager Philip Marshall.
The Environmental Protection Agency plans to release a request for proposals next week for the successor to its Mission Oriented Systems Engineering Support II contract.
Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge gave a pep talk to a thousand of his biggest fans at the Northern Virginia Technology Council's annual spring banquet, asking them to keep making suggestions about technology solutions for securing the nation's borders and ports.
The Homeland Security Department "is not constructed properly" to counter biological terrorism, said Dr. Tara O'Toole, director of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Civilian Biodefense Strategies.
The Defense Department generally is doing a good job of using commercial best practices for implementing outsourcing programs, but it needs a framework for sharing lessons, a new report says.<br>
