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Single bidder wins Energy contract
DOE employees team with small business for $1 billion IT services job.
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House bills restrict competitive sourcing
Lawmakers approve amendment that prohibits agencies from using revised A-76 process.
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Croom takes over DISA, JTF-GNO
Air Force Lt. Gen. Charles Croom assumed command of DISA and the Joint Task Force for Global Network Operations.
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Lockheed Martin wins Army portal deal
Lockheed Martin's team will administer the Army's Web portal and oversee its knowledge management program.
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DHS says US-VISIT program is protecting privacy
The Homeland Security Department is enlarging the pool of travelers whose personal data is potentially at risk.
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Cattle industry rides herd on animal ID
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association has chosen BearingPoint to create a database that will track the movements of all livestock in the U.S.
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ManTech gets Navsea contract
ManTech International has won an $11.4 million to provide modeling and simulation and tactical training applications for Navsea.
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San Antonio hires its first CIO
Michael Armstrong, San Antonio's new hire, directed numerous citywide projects as chief information officer in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Monster delivers application data to CBP
Internet hiring company honors QuickHire contract despite being fired by Homeland Security Department.
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Public/private team wins Energy IT services deal
DOE has awarded a competitive sourcing contract to a team of feds and small businesses.
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Accenture wins USMC logistics pact
Contract covers first phase of a supply-chain and maintenance system.
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CMS seeks enterprise data center offers
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services seeks proposals to consolidate and modernize its data centers into enterprise data centers.
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Lockheed lands more work on military system
Lockheed Martin announced that the company received a $24.7 million Air Force contract that will let U.S. military commanders plan and carry out attack and recovery missions.
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House cuts off funding for eTravel
Program would kill a sector of the small-business community that includes travel agents working with government, according to its sponsor.
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Vermont gets $1.6 million for IT training initiative
Vermont will use $1.6 million in federal funds to train workers for information technology careers.
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GSA hires new general counsel
Alan Robert Swendiman has been named associate administrator of the Office of General Counsel and will lead GSA's legal department.
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GAO: Don’t give criminals passports
The State Department doesn’t receive regular updates from the FBI on criminals wanted by federal and state law enforcement agencies.
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Alexander nominated to head NSA
Keith Alexander is currently serving as the Army’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence.
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