Report says companies incorporated in overseas tax havens are likely to hold a competitive advantage over domestic competitors in pursuing federal contracts.
The National Reconnaissance Office has chosen Harris Corp. to provide operations, maintenance and support services for the agency's global communications and information systems.
The Transportation Security Administration has awarded a $12 million contract to BearingPoint Inc. to conduct the prototype phase of the Transportation Worker Identification Credential.
Industry will have the chance Feb. 17 to give the GSA's Federal Technology Service its thoughts on FTS Networx, the next-generation telecommunications contract.
A House committee chairman wants to know how the Education Department determines a school's eligibility for federal financial aid, and if those standards might be of use to sift out degrees from unaccredited schools.
The Prime Integration Services contract to modernize IRS systems has had its budget for 2005 cut more than 26 percent, from $387.7 million in fiscal 2004 to $285 million next year, a drop of almost $103 million.
Computer Sciences Corp. has won a contract from the Western Australia Police Service for a variety of computer hardware, application and network management services.
Lawson Software Inc. has won a contract with the Seminole Tribe of Florida to provide financials, human resources and procurement software suites to manage its government operations.
Jefferson Consulting Group LLC, a government relations and consulting firm, is acquiring Privacy Council, provider of privacy and data protection technology and services.
The chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee has asked the Education Department to compile a master list of accredited colleges and universities, and make it available on the Web for prospective students and employers.
Shortly after Ken Dahlberg was named chief executive officer of Science Applications International Corp. in November, he received calls from the Secretary of the Navy, the National Security Agency, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and other federal agencies with which the company has done business.
	Harris Corp. this month got approval for Phase 1 of the Federal Aviation Administration's Telecommunications Infrastructure program, the $3.5 billion project to overhaul the agency's telecommunications infrastructure.
