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BAE wins Spawar deal
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center awarded BAE a contract worth up to $54.5 million for support services for ship command and control
People
HHS tests finance system
Officials started testing an Oracle-based financial management system two weeks ago at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Acquisition
Motion pushes tablet PCs to feds
Motion Computing Inc. hopes new distribution deals and a new office will boost sales of its tablet computers to the government.
Acquisition
E-procurement integration
The GSA Advantage Web site provides an electronic storefront to the agency's multiple-award schedules, including the information technology schedule.
Acquisition
Five trends to watch
Look for the following improvements to the GSA multiple-award schedules
Acquisition
GSA Buyer's Guide Intro
In our third special supplement this year on contract options for federal information technology buyers
Acquisition
CDC hires Orkand for tech support
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a contract to Orkand Corporation for continued support for the agency's health statistics division.
Acquisition
The GSA juggernaut
The schedule is a force to be reckoned with but has room for improvement
Acquisition
IT continues to surge
The General Services Administration opened its information technology schedule to services in 1996.
Acquisition
Small-biz provisions threaten businesses
Small Business authorization bill seeks to boost agency small-biz numbers
Acquisition
Researcher sees more GIS sales
Increased government spending will help the market for geographic information system (GIS) products grow by 8 percent this year, says research firm Daratech.
Acquisition
Peregrine no longer bankrupt
The software vendor has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans a renewed push into the federal market
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OMB clears up SmartBuy
Federal agencies confused about the government's SmartBuy enterprise licensing program can go online to find out more about it
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Defense document site gets upgrade
An overhauled Web site will let Defense Department employees track documents throughout the printing and duplicating process.
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Defense approves new info framework
Version 2.0 of the Global Information Grid incorporates the latest lessons from Afghanistan and Iraq
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Raytheon, IBM to collaborate on defense
In their new partnership, IBM Corp. provides the chips and software know-how, and Raytheon brings the defense electronics experience
Modernization
GSA proposes MCI debarment
No halt to current contracts, but future business uncertain
Modernization
GSA ponders Sprint debarment
MCI's problems may be getting the most attention, but the General Services Administration is also looking at the possibility of barring Sprint from federal contracts.
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Lockheed to design Air Force system
A Lockheed-led industry team will develop architecture for a network of systems for command and control, intelligence and other functions.
Acquisition