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David Walker, a former head of the U.S. Government Accountability Office, has joined the public sector practice of PWC US as senior strategic adviser. “We’re pleased to welcome Dave to PwC and look forward to working together to help clients address their most important issues, from strategy through execution,” Scott McIntyre, PwC’s U.S. public sector […] More
Anne Altman, general manager of U.S. federal and government industries at IBM, has been appointed a member of the board of directors at manufacturing firm SPX Corp. and will serve a three-year term. SPX Chairman, President and CEO Christopher Kearney said Monday Altman brings experience in marketing, workforce optimization and organizational management. “Drawing on her many years of experience with IBM, Anne is well […] More
The General Services Administration has said it plans to release two requests for proposals for the Office of Personnel Management‘s human capital and training services contract vehicle on May 19. GSA said in a presolicitation notice published Wednesday that it will issue one RFP on an unrestricted basis and another as a total small business set-aside. […] More
Communications sector executives such as Hughes Network Systems’ Rick Lober and Inmarsat’s Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch discussed the various system-level approaches to mobility services for the military in a panel discussion at Satellite 2015, C4ISR & Networks reported Wednesday. Cowen-Hirsch, Inmarsat senior vice president of government policy and strategy, said she believes mobility needs to be seen as a ubiquitous […] More
Concurrent Technologies Corp. has moved its Pittsburgh operations in Pennsylvania from the Regional Enterprise Tower to the Energy Innovation Center to work closer to potential partners in academia and the energy sector. The company said Thursday it is the first tenant in the center, where the Connelley Trade School used to stand until it closed in 2004. “I think that […] More
Tetra Tech will provide the National Homeland Security Research Center of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with technical support services as part of a new five-year, $20 million contract. The contract covers support for NHSRC’s testing, evaluation and reporting work on chemical, biological and radiological contaminants, the company said Tuesday. “Tetra Tech has supported EPA’s mission […] More
Rockwell Collins and DRS Technologies‘ training and control systems business have partnered to help U.S. and international air forces develop air combat training capabilities that utilize the Common Range Integrated Instrumentation System. Rockwell said Thursday the Joint Secure Air Combat Training System combines weapon simulation, aircraft integration and air combat training, and features a Multiple Independent Levels of Security architecture. […] More
Booz Allen Hamilton and MicroPact have agreed to jointly develop and deliver business process management software offerings to federal agency clients. Booz Allen will provide federal agencies with MicroPact’s entellitrak software development platform as a case management service to build enterprise applications, MicroPact said Wednesday. Michael Farber, an executive vice president at Booz Allen said the alliance aims to […] More
Raytheon has selected a Connectrac platform to cover and secure electrical audio-visual wiring at the defense and aerospace firm’s conference rooms. JE Snyder Electric recommended Connectrac’s In-Carpet Wireway system to Raytheon and installed the cable enclosure in multiple Raytheon facilities, Connectrac said Wednesday. According to Connectrac, Raytheon has used JE Snyder’s electrical installation services since the […] More
IBM has invested in Modernizing Medicine to help that company further develop and launch a Watson-powered, cloud-based mobile clinical decision support application into the marketplace. Modernizing Medicine aims for its schEMA app to analyze large volumes of medical literature to offer clinicians point-of-care data, IBM said Thursday. “IBM’s investment will help speed the introduction of […] More
CA Technologies and Science Applications International Corp. have partnered to offer information technology services to help public-sector clients address IT management issues. The agreement allows SAIC to use CA’s Unified Infrastructure Management platform to deliver IT managed services in the government market, the companies said Thursday. CA designed UIM for service providers and enterprise customers […] More
Ed Swallow, a 12-year Northrop Grumman veteran, will join The Aerospace Corp. on April 4 as vice president of the nonprofit organization’s civil and commercial group. The nonprofit organization said Thursday it also appointed Randy Kendall, vice president of civil and commercial operations, to succeed the retiring Ray Johnson as VP of the space launch business area on July 1. […] More
