Florida officials are assuring contractors that they do not intend to dismantle the MyFlorida Alliance outsourcing program, despite the abrupt cancellation of a major piece of that program last month.
In an all-cash transaction, PEC Solutions has acquired AC Technologies Inc., a provider of information technology solutions to the federal government, for $46.7 million.
The Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp. recently won contracts totaling $105 million and the chance to battle it out in the presystem development and demonstration phase of the Airborne and Maritime/Fixed Station Joint Tactical Radio System.
Sprint Corp. has won a two-year contract renewal from the Texas Comptroller to continue providing wireless technology to help collect delinquent taxes.
PEC Solutions Inc. has won a five-year, $93 million contract award from the Administrative Office of the United States Courts to provide information technology services to the federal courts.
Hicks and Associates Inc., a Science Applications International Corp.-owned company, has won a 23-month, $4.7 million contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to provide design and demonstration services, the company announced today.
Anteon Corp. will instruct and train Customs and Border Protection personnel in the daily operation of non-intrusive surveillance equipment at U.S. entry points.
Market opportunity will be driven by dedicated short-range communications, like e-toll collection, and homeland security initiatives for logistical management and tracking and control.
Florida has canceled a seven-year, $86.7 million technology services help-desk contract with Accenture because the contract wasn't meeting state agencies' needs.
Recruitment management system is Web-based and integrates the work of recruiters and hiring managers to simplify, automate and track the hiring process.
The California Performance Review's recommendations for improving IT operations would greatly alter how contractors work with the state, but it is unclear how quickly new opportunities would emerge from the reforms.
A report recommending that California establish a new technology department could ignite heated debate over who should ultimately approve big-ticket information technology projects.
	Altiris Inc. this month signed an agreement to provide client, asset and server management software and support for the Multi-National Force in Iraq.
