CACI International Inc. has won a $154.7 million contract from the Army for mission support to an intelligence unit and other national intelligence agency sites and tactical units.
When Arizona tax authorities first thought about creating an amnesty program to entice state residents to pay back taxes without the usual penalties, they decided to consult the contractor modernizing the state's tax system before proceeding.
Computer Sciences Corp. has won $146 million in new task orders under the National Institutes of Health' Chief Information Officers Solutions and Partners 2 contract.
California's monumental task of staging a short-notice, special recall election has some experts using the dreaded "F" word: Florida. The effort to recall California Gov. Gray Davis has caught many of the state's 58 counties off balance.
States must make greater use of nontraditional funding models to keep pace with technology changes during the fiscal crisis, according to a report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers.
State IT budgets will not escape belt tightening unless technology officials show how information technology can improve operations and save money.<br>
State chief information officers and industry officials need to translate their technology concepts and ideas into practical policy terms, a former Canadian prime minister tells CIOs.
Budget and homeland security concerns will dominate the discussions at next week's annual meeting of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers.
BearingPoint Inc. won a $16 million contract from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development to provide business process redesign and technology modernization services.
Six companies have won an opportunity to compete for individual delivery orders under a $252 million contract with the Air Force Information Warfare Center at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.
The Homeland Security Department starting initiatives to enhance commercial aviation and border security, improve the homeland security grant process and improve secure communications with state government.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc. has won a three-year contract from the Louisiana Office of Group Benefits to provide health claims processing and customer services.
Hart InterCivic Inc. has won a contract from Tarrant County, Texas, to provide an integrated electronic system for managing public records, the company announced Aug. 28.
