TekInsight.com Inc. and DynCorp have signed a formal agreement to merge their state and local operations, creating a combined company of 400 employees and annual revenue approaching $100 million. The companies announced the agreement April 26.
Electronic Data Systems Corp. and Nestor Traffic Systems Inc. have announced an agreement through which the companies will market technology to catch drivers running red lights and process the resulting citations.
The Air Force Research Laboratory's Sensors Directorate has awarded an $8.5 million, five-year contract to CACI International Inc. for electronic warfare technology, the company said April 17.
Geac Public Safety Inc. has won a $1.9 million contract from the Illinois State Highway Toll Authority to provide software that will help send police, maintenance and emergency vehicles out on calls throughout the toll highway system.
Viador Inc. of Mountain View, Calif., has won a contract to provide the city of San Diego with an information services portal, the company said April 11.
New York can salvage its troubled statewide automated child welfare program, but it needs a new technical approach and more money to complete the project, according to the firm hired to assess the program.
Many systems integrators are abandoning the self-funding model for electronic procurement, and now are asking their state and local government customers either to split the funding costs or provide a financial guarantee on their investment, according to analysts and industry officials.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc. won a 9-month, $4 million contract from the Defense Department to conduct an external review of health care for its National Quality Management Program.
Appriss Inc. has won a $2.2 million contract with the Illinois Attorney General's Office to provide technology that will alert crime victims to the whereabouts of their alleged attackers.
Maximus Corp. has received a three-year, $7.9 million subcontract from a Mississippi law firm to assist with the operation of a child support enforcement program for the city of Omaha and Douglas County, Neb.
Electronic Data Systems Corp., Information Builders Inc. and the Pennsylvania State Police announced April 5 the launch of a new Web site designed to aid police and citizens in the war on crime.
EGL Inc.has been awarded a $33 million contract to operate a logistics pilot program for the Military Traffic Management Command in three southeastern states.
A group of House lawmakers will announce April 4 steps to further the progress toward establishing a smart technology region comprising Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Science Applications International Corp. of San Diego has acquired three business units of Maxwell Technologies Systems Division Inc. for its Defense Technology Group, the company announced April 2.
Unisys Corp. is enhancing its portfolio of electronic government solutions for the public sector by offering a new portal server designed by Microsoft Corp., the company announced March 30.
Many U.S. governors have a hard road convincing their legislatures that Internet technology can transform government and vastly improve the way services are delivered to citizens.
Internet payment solutions provider eOne Global LP announced March 27 it has formed a new subsidiary that will provide electronic payments services to all levels of government.
