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Science Applications International Corp., Huntsville, Alabama, has received a $10.8 million contract to procure rapid deployment integrated systems, combat outpost

The U.S. Army Special Programs Office has awarded TASC Inc.

Computer Sciences Corporation, Falls Church

Lockheed Martin Mission Systems & Sensors, Mitchel Field, New York, is being awarded a U.S.

ViaSat has announced a $477 million U.S.

Controlling an anti-missile system? There's an app for that. A mobile program developed for the U.S. military serves as a refresher tool for troops assigned to the Patriot anti-missile system.

L-3 Communications System West, Salt Lake City, Utah, was recently awarded a $17 million contract for 345 Type II interim encryption system kits in various configurations.  U.S.

It is almost impossible to overstate the importance computer networks and Internet-oriented applications play in today’s federal arena. After all, Pentagon officials constantly stress the military superiority inherent in net-centric warfare in which voice, data, satellite images and video provide essential battlefield information in real time. In this electronic enclave, U.S. fighting forces always stay at least one step ahead of the enemy.

Northrop Grumman Space & Mission Systems Corp., Herndon, Virginia, and Science Applications International Corp., Mc

Insitu, Inc., Bingen, Washington, was recently awarded a contract valued at more than $43 million for the engineering, manufacture and development of the small tac