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Jon Brooks, former vice president of mergers and acquisitions and deputy general counsel at Engility, has been named chief legal officer and senior VP of corporate development at Dovel Technologies. He will be responsible for driving Dovel’s growth efforts through M&A activity and overseeing compliance, procurement, contracts and legal functions, …

Macquarie Capital has made an investment in Dovel Technologies as part of a partnership with the McLean, Va.-based information technology services firm. Dovel said Monday it will use the investment to expand its federal market presence across artificial intelligence, analytics, grants administration, scientific research and development and biomedical informatics areas. …

The Food and Drug Administration has awarded four companies contracts worth up to $75M each to develop automated methods for reporting adverse drug events. IBM (NYSE: IBM), Acumen, Dovel Technologies and IQVIA Government Solutions will use artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing and other automation techniques to create data collection and analysis systems …

Four companies have each won a potential five-year, $75M contract to provide the Food and Drug Administration’s center for biologics evaluation and research with data, tools and infrastructure for use in the surveillance of vaccines, tissues, blood products and other biologics. A FedBizOpps notice posted Monday says IBM (NYSE: IBM), …

Dovel Technologies has won a potential five-year, $377 million contract to update and manage a grants management services platform that multiple federal agencies use. The company said Tuesday it will provide technology and programming support for the GrantSolutions Center of Excellence, which handles over $80 billion in grant awards for programs across the departments …

Dovel Technologies has moved to grow its federal health information technology portfolio by acquiring RNSolutions, a transaction Dovel CEO Paul Leslie said is intended to highlight the companies’ complementary skills and technical competencies. “The combined organization will allow for significant growth potential, the opportunity to expand our technology thought leadership to our …