The U.S. Navy released an updated draft request for proposals Friday for its potential $10 billion Next Generation Enterprise Network contract. The contract could be between five and 10 years. Capt. Shawn Hendricks, NGEN program manager, wrote that the Navy updated the draft RFPRequest For Proposal -A document outlining a government agency's requirements... 

The U.S. Navy has opened the door to more competition for the Navy’s Next Generation Enterprise Network contract, the Washington Post reported. Companies with experience managing a network of 40,000 computers or more will now be allowed to bid on the contract, according to the Post. The Navy previously required companies to have experience managing... 

The U.S. Navy will not be releasing the final request for proposals for its next-generation enterprise network on Dec. 21 as itInformation Technology had previously scheduled. In a post Friday on the Federal Business Opportunities website, the Navy said itInformation Technology will instead release an update to its draft RFPRequest For Proposal -A document... 

With nearly one month to go before the end of the Navy‘s request for proposals for the $4.5 billion Next Generation Enterprise Network contract, Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ) has formed a comprehensive team of contractors in its effort to take home the NGEN deal. HP is teaming with AT&T (NYSE: ATT), Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) and IBM (NYSE:... 

The U.S. Navy has lowered its cost projections for its Next-Generation Enterprise Network to less than $1.5 billion per year, $500 million less than the $2 billion figure provided last week, according to a report from NextGov. The Navy’s current network, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet, is slated to continue operating through 2015 under a $3.4 billion...