Eleven companies have been selected to compete for task orders to provide international and intermodal shipping services under a U.S. Transportation Command contract worth potentially $739M.
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Twenty-five companies have won spots on a potential $284.9M indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract from U.S. Transportation Command to ship heavy materials to various domestic and international destinations. Selected providers will transport, pick up, track and process customs application documents of freight shipments for the Department of Defense, federal agencies and government contractors, …
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Weekly Roundup May 8 – May 12 2017 Click here to see Real-Time GovCon Sector Quotes A Note From Our President & Founder Jim Garrettson It’s been nearly a decade since Satoshi Nakamoto first dreamt up the core component of the technology known as blockchain – the decentralized, digital currency Bitcoin has evolved …
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Reston, Va.-based government technology services contractor STG Group has agreed to acquire software engineering and computing provider Preferred Systems Solutions for $119 million in a push to add new footprints in the intelligence community and other national security agencies. STG said Tuesday it expects to close the transaction by the end of March pending …
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Duncan McNabb, a retired U.S. Air Force general and former commander of the U.S. Transportation Command, has joined the board of directors of Elbit Systems‘ (Nasdaq: ESLT) U.S. subsidiary. He will join six other outside directors led by Robert Magnus, chairman of the board at Elbit Systems of America and a retired U.S. Marine Corps …
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CACI International (NYSE: CACI) has won a potential $28 million contract to help U.S. Transportation Command update a web-based system used to manage personal property shipments for soldiers and Defense Department civilian employees. Transcom is working to install increment three of the Defense Personal Property System and selected CACI to refresh the software …
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An Accenture (NYSE: ACN) subsidiary has won a two-year, $42.2 million contract to update the U.S. Air Force’s financial management system in order to replace nine old infrastructures. Arlington, Va.-based Accenture Federal Services will perform the second phase of upgrades to the Defense Enterprise Accounting and Management system to help …
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