Inadev has landed a $107 million contract with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to support a process automation project under the agency’s unit responsible for detecting identity theft cases.
The company said Tuesday it will help USCIS implement open source artificial intelligence and machine learning applications for the Fraud Investigation National Security Coordinated Heuristics Analytics program.
FINCH is a five-year effort that aims to identify and reduce incidents of immigration fraud through the use of DevSecOps, data science, analytics and agile methods.
The McLean, Virginia-based IT services provider is currently recruiting professionals from various disciplines to work on the project.
The U.S. Navy has awarded 29 companies spots on a potential $400 million IDIQ for exercise design and engineering support.
Under the R21-C deal, General Dynamics Mission Systems will also address IT infrastructure sustainment and equipment modernization.
Scott Persky has held various leadership roles at Whitacre, ACI Learning, Wilson Language Training, Blackboard K-12 and IBM.
Khalid Syed was at Booz Allen Hamilton for 29 years, most recently as SVP and general manager of national security…
M1 has won the potential 26-year, $10 billion Army Flight School Next contract for rotary-wing training at Fort Rucker in…
Xpect Solutions has launched Adaptive Authority and Adaptive Spectra to modernize federal authorization and software delivery for agencies.
Yousef worked for 11 years in the Department of War as director of director of policy support and deputy director…
Noël Vestal will continue to serve as CIO at Aethon Security, expanding her role to guide strategy, growth and client…
Synack CTO Mark Kuhr has explained how continuous penetration testing could help federal agencies uncover hidden network vulnerabilities.
CBP is seeking a framework with human-centered design, Agile development, DevSecOps and cloud-native practices.
Jules Hurst III succeeds Michael McCord, who served as comptroller and CFO from 2021 to January 2025.
USCIS has disclosed plans for a potential $100 million biometrics and identity IT support contract The requirement will be competed…
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