CONTRACTS AWARDED

By Judith Mbuya
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, February 6, 2006

AT&T Government Solutions Inc. of Vienna won a $95.4 million contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency to provide information technology services.

AT&T Government Solutions also won $15 million in follow-on work on two contracts from the Army to develop the service's next generation of live battlefield training systems. The first contract, for $5.8 million, is for the third phase of the One Tactical Engagement Simulation System. The other, $9.1 million contract is for the Combat Training Center Objective Instrumentation System.

SI International Inc. of Reston won an $84 million, five-year contract from the State Department to process more than 20 million immigrant visa transactions annually at the National Visa Center and Kentucky Consular Center.

SRA International Inc. of Fairfax won a $108.5 million contract from the Navy's Military Sealift Command to provide a wide range of IT support services, including project management, administration and management of the afloat network operations center.

G&B Solutions Inc. of McLean won a $15 million, five-year contract from the Treasury Department to furnish independent verification and validation services to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

General Dynamics Corp. of Falls Church won a $15.6 million, two-year contract from the Army to modernize the communications and data network infrastructure at Fort Bliss, Texas.

ManTech International Corp. of Fairfax won a $3.8 million, five-year contract from the Army's computer crime investigations unit to provide technical and analytical support to felony criminal investigations related to intrusions of Army networks.

Anteon Corp. of Fairfax won a three-month, $5 million depot level maintenance bridge contract from the Naval Air Wafare Center Weapons Division.

BAE Systems Information and Electronics Systems of Manassas won a $5.5 million support services contract from the Naval Air Systems Command for a demonstration of mini-RF sensor advanced technology.

Lockheed Martin Government Services Inc. of Seabrook won a $25.8 million contract from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service for management of the Retired and Annuitant pay service.

Northrop Grumman Systems Corp. of Linthicum Heights won a $63.9 million contract from the Air Force for government furnished equipment for the Peace Xenia IV program in Greece for the F-16 Block 52 aircraft.

The Bell-Boeing Joint Program Office of Patuxent River won a $45.8 million contract from the Naval Air Systems Command for administrative and logistics services for the MV-22 Total Life Cycle Logistics Support effort.

Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock Corp. of Norfolk won a $6.8 million contract from the Naval Sea Systems Command for the post-shakedown availability of the amphibious transport dock ship San Antonio.

Bominflot Atlantic LLC of Norfolk won a $22.2 million contract from the Defense Energy Support Center to supply No. 6 fuel oil to the Navy.

Northrop Grumman Newport News Corp. of Newport News won a $34.7 million contract from the Naval Sea Systems Command for the depot maintenance period of the USS Toledo.

The Naval Facilities Engineering Command awarded $5 million each to ECOR Solutions of Richmond, Tesoro Corp. of Virginia Beach, Universe Technology of Frederick, and Cape Environmental of Exton, Pa., for remedial action services for environmentally impacted sites and environmental compliance at various locations.

Lockheed Martin Corp., Maritime Systems and Sensors of Manassas won a $28.9 million contract from the Naval Sea Systems Command for production of sonar upgrade spares kits and sonar system for submarines.

EJB Facilities Services of Arlington won a $23.6 million contract from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command for base operations and support services at the Navy Region Northwest, West Sound area.

WinTec Arrowmaker Inc. of Fort Washington won a $5.1 million contract from the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division to provide technical and engineering services for its special communication requirements division.

Gallery Place LLC , a Delaware limited liability company, and Thomas Wilbur and Matthew Klein, trustees for the Gallery Place Land Trust , c/o the John Akridge Management Co. of the District won a $25.3 million contract from the General Services Administration for lease or rental of office space.

Horizon Industries Ltd. of Vienna won a $1.5 million contract from the General Services Administration for mission-oriented business integrated services.

Unicor Federal Prison Industries Inc. of the District won a $1.9 million contract from the Defense Logistics Agency for cable assembly and electrical power.

SFA Inc. of Frederick won a $13.8 million contract from the Army Materiel Command for water purification equipment.

Thales Communications Inc. of Clarksburg won two contracts, valued at $2.9 million and $2.8 million, from the Army for radio and television communication equipment.

DRS Signal Solutions Inc. of Gaithersburg won a $6 million contract from the Naval Sea Systems Command for communication equipment.

Procurevis Inc. of Suitland won a $2.5 million contract from the General Services Administration for mission-oriented business integrated services.

People Processing Information Inc. of Silver Spring won a $3 million contract from the General Services Administration for administrative support services.

USEC Service Corp. of Falls Church won a $2.5 million contract from the General Services Administration to provide law enforcement, security, marine craft, fire/rescue and special purpose clothing.

Washington Technology contributed to this report.