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Ciber has won a contract to deploy and manage an Oracle enterprise resource planning system at 34 college campuses in Washington state. The company will host applications and provide managed services to the Washington State Board of Community & Technical Colleges for the five-year ctcLink system project, Ciber said Wednesday. CtcLink aims to connect all […] More
Arlington, Va.-based biometric and forensic services firm Ideal Innovations has won a SmartCEO magazine award as a fast-growing company in the Washington region, the company said Thursday. Collectively, the company says the Future 50 winners generate $4.2 billion in annual revenue and have more than 21,600 individuals total in the region. This is the fifth […] More
Science Applications International Corp. is being recognized as a founding sponsor of a USO of Metropolitan Washington center at Fort Meade, Md. USO-Metro named SAIC a center sponsor for helping run the USO center and will induct the company into the center’s Founder’s Circle, SAIC said. “SAIC recognizes the many great services USO delivers to […] More
Lockheed Martin‘s new mission systems and training unit, formed through a realignment scheduled to take effect at the start of this year, will be based near the Washington Navy Yard. The Washington Post reports the new unit will provide systems engineering, electronics and training systems to the U.S. Navy and Air Force, among several customers. […] More
EMCOR Government Services Inc. has won a $29,665,144 modification to provide regional base operating support services at Naval Support Activity Washington, Naval Support Activity Bethesda, Naval Support Activity South Potomac and Quantico Marine Corps base. This modification exercises option 2 of a previously awarded firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract and raises its value to $167,332,288. The contract includes, […] More
TAPE will have an exhibit at a National Contract Management Association conference scheduled for next month in Washington, where it will present several of its offerings in contract management support. The company said the NCMA’s Government Contract Management Conference will take place Nov. 5 and 6 at the Renaissance Hotel. “As an active member of […] More
Microsoft is a preferred candidate of the D.C. local government to open a technology innovation center on the east campus of St. Elizabeths Hospital, the Washington Post reports. According to writer Jonathan O’Connell, Mayor Vincent Gray“™s economic development team wants Microsoft, French lighting firm Citelum and Atlanta-based architectural modeling company SmartBIM to help jump-start development […] More
The General Services Administration intends to issue a request for information soliciting ideas from private industry to redevelop the L’Enfant Plaza area in Southwest Washington, according to a Sept. 28 FedBizOpps notice of intent. Several government agencies maintain office space in that area, referred to by GSA as Federal Triangle South, including the departments of […] More
Cyber attacks on companies maintaining U.S. critical infrastructure have multiplied over the past three years by more than 20 times, CNN reports. A recent Department of Homeland Security report says that 198 incidents were reported in 2011 compared to nine in 2009. Response teams for cyber emergencies deployed to the location of the attacks 17 […] More
Intelligent Decisions Inc. was recently acknowledged as one of the best employers with local offices in the Washington area, the company announced Friday. In a ceremony held in Tysons Corner, Va., the Washington Business Journal acknowledged Intelligent Decisions as among the publications “50 Best Places to Work of 2012” in the region. Intelligent Decisions ranked […] More
A recent Forbes magazine study ranks the greater Washington area as the second best city for technology jobs in the nation. Forbes conducted the study based on two-year and 10-year job growth numbers for science, technology, engineering and mathematics and tech jobs in the Washington area. Washington’s technology-related jobs grew by 20.6 percent since 2011 and […] More
Booz Allen Hamilton is sponsoring 400 volunteers who will perform home and community center repairs for low-income residents in Washington, the company announced Sunday. The McLean, Va.-based consulting and contracting firm said volunteers will report to a four-block area Saturday in the city’s Ward 7 Lincoln Heights Neighborhood. The team will provide repairs to more […] More
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