Apogen Technologies Inc. won two nine-year contracts worth a combined $5.5 million from the Commerce Department to provide Web-based applications development and computer programming support to the Census Bureau.
Qwest Communications International Inc. signed a two-year, $20 million agreement with the state of Minnesota to provide data networking technologies for the Office of Enterprise Technology.
Boeing Co. has settled charges of contract fraud and improper hiring, but the company has just begun to rebuild its financial performance and reputation.
When the General Services Administration holds its Networx Transition Summit early next month, industry members expect GSA to tell them what steps it is taking to help federal agencies smoothly switch from the FTS2001 telecommunications contract to the Networx program.
Lockheed Martin Corp. has acquired Pacific Architects and Engineers Inc., a provider of services that support military and peacekeeping missions worldwide.
CACI International Inc. won a five year, $14.4 million recompeted prime contract from the Army National Guard to continue developing a software application for military construction.
A top official at the General Services Administration has laid to rest industry rumors that the procurement agency might issue contract awards for its 10-year, $20 billion Networx program before the award dates next year.
Government IT reseller GTSI Corp. failed to issue its second quarter 2006 financial report yesterday because of accounting errors in financial statements for the past two years.
PC Mall Gov Inc. won a contract worth up to $100 million over three years from the General Services Administration to supply IT products through the procurement agency's Expanded Direct Delivery Program.
General Dynamics Information Technology won four five-year contracts from the Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center to deliver services and support for command, control, communications and intelligence initiatives.
IT business solutions provider CNSI Inc. won a nine-year, $5.8 million prime contract from the Census Bureau to develop software and support for the agency's Regional Office Survey Control System.
Science Applications International Corp. has completed the acquisition of Cornerstone Industry Inc., a company that specializes in joint doctrine development.
The Comptroller of the Currency needs content management solutions to replace the technologies it uses to produce and distribute publications and Web content.
When CACI International Inc. wanted to create an advanced budgeting and reporting software tool for federal agencies, it didn't want to reinvent the wheel. Instead, the systems integrator sought to build on applications its customers had to minimize user resistance.
Staff writer Roseanne Gerin will moderate an online forum <b>Thursday, Aug. 3,</b> from <b>noon to 1 p.m. ET</b> featuring <b>Input Consulting Group member David Borland and Input business analyst Megan Gamse</b>, who will be available to field questions about hot Defense Department contracts in 2006.
