American Management Systems Inc. and Infoglide Software Corp. have formed an alliance to sell services and software to help intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc. stands to lose millions of dollars in revenue on its Georgia Health Partnership project if it fails to correct dozens of defects associated with the Medicaid portion of the contract by year's end.
It used to be that Jeff Williams, an inspector with Virginia's Department of Social Services, would have to carry an armload of documents to every child day care center he inspected. Not only did he need a 72-page inspection form for each location, but he also took along a stack of paper containing more than 500 standards for regulating day care centers.
Anteon Corp. has won a $107 million contract from the Navy to provide engineering and technical support for anti-submarine warfare and mine warfare systems.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc. has won a $5.7 million contract renewal from the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration to continue providing complaint and information call center services.
Electronic Data Systems Corp. has won three task orders totaling more than $51 million from Sytel Inc., to help support the Department of Homeland Security Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Starlight program.
CACI International Inc. has won two prime contracts totaling $60 million from the Department of Defense to support the military's Tricare health program.
The federal government should move quickly to set interoperability standards so that emergency communications and public safety agencies can coordinate effective responses to terrorist attacks and disasters, according to research released this week.
Ciber Inc. is acquiring SCB Computer Technology Inc., an information technology services and consulting company, in a $55.9 million cash and stock deal.
A decision by Massachusetts to shift to open-computing standards and consider open-source software as part of that strategy has many software companies concerned about their future business with the state.
CACI International Inc. has won a seven-year, $132 million contract from the Army Communications-Electronics Command to support development of night vision and electronic sensor technology.
