Computer Sciences Corp. won a task order to provide the Immigration and Naturalization Service with a new system to verify the immigration status of non-U.S. citizens applying for federal, state and local benefits.
The Defense Visual Information directorate of the American Forces Information Service has released a draft request for proposals to acquire a Visual Information Management System.
Titan System Corp.'s Defense & Intelligence Systems Group has won a U.S. Special Operations Command contract for enterprise integration technology. "This latest win significantly expands on the work that Titan Systems has been doing in support of the U.S. Special Operations Command for the past 13 years," said Gene Ray, Titan's chairman, president and chief executive officer.
Qwest Cyber Solutions and Loudcloud Inc. have been tapped by Freddie Mac to run its Home Value Suite of Web-based products, the companies announced. The products are supposed to speed the home-buying process for consumers.
The National Security Agency has developed an evaluation program for government and industry organizations seeking to improve the security of their information technology systems and networks.
Later this month, the first salvo in a competition for government business will be fired, but it won't be contractors dueling for the latest federal opportunity. Instead, the General Services Administration will face off against GovWorks, the Interior Department's Minerals Management Service franchise fund.
The Defense Information Systems Agency announced March 13 that it has selected nine awardees for its seven-year, $2 billion Encore contract, the successor to Defense Enterprise Integration Services II.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is investigating the Pentagon's controversial decision to award and then rescind a $400 million telecommunications contract to troubled Global Crossing Ltd. Chairman Billy Tauzin, R-La., and other top committee members have asked the company to provide all records related to the Defense Research and Engineering Network contract.
Anteon Corp., led by president Joseph Kampf, has scheduled its initial public offering for today, setting its opening share price at $18. Meanwhile, CACI International Inc. said it is making a secondary offering of about 4.3 million shares, priced at $35 a share.
Computer Sciences Corp. announced it has been awarded a two-year, $25 million contract to provide a broad range of information technology services to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Computer Sciences Corp. has won a contract with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division to provide software engineering support for the Navy Training Management and Planning System.
Alfred Mockett, who joined American Management Systems Inc. as chairman and chief executive officer Dec. 1, has given himself 120 days to craft a vision and articulate a strategy for the systems integrator. AMS has struggled recently, and Feb. 21 it reported 2001 earnings of $15.9 million?a more than 60-percent decline from 2000.
