A joint venture between DMI and Dynamic Solutions Technology will assist the Department of the Treasury with enterprise mobility management under a $14.5 million contract from its Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. DMI, through its Dynamic Digital Transformation JV, will be responsible for supporting and managing the enterprise mobility management services of the bureau.

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Digital transformation services provider DMI has secured a $27 million contract to provide on-site application hosting and monitoring services at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's data centers in Atlanta, Georgia. DMI said Thursday the contract encompasses software and data management enhancements to CDC applications to boost the delivery of health services to the public.

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DMI has received a $26 million contract to help the U.S. Army's program executive office for enterprise information services update human resources systems for the service branch. Under the contract, DMI will support sustainment system integration of AHRS and the Army Training Information System for the transfer of key personnel, equipment and training range data. More

DMI has booked a $26 million contract to help the U.S. Army’s program executive office for enterprise information services update human resources systems within the military branch. Under the contract, the Maryland-based company said Tuesday it will provide sustainment system integration services to PEO EIS AHRS and the Army Training Information System for the transfer […] More

DMI has booked a recompete task order to support the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics with information technology application development services. As tasked by the award, DMI will assist the bureau’s Office of Technology and Survey Processing with designing, developing, operating and maintaining new and modified computer-based platforms that host a number of BLS programs, […] More

Unisys has received a task order from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to build and operate systems designed to help CBP’s targeting and analysis systems program directorate assess risks associated with passengers and cargo that enter the country. The company said Wednesday it will provide cloud, big data analytics and biometrics platforms to help […] More

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has partnered with Unisys to build and test a facial recognition system designed to help CBP personnel identify people who attempt to enter the U.S. with fraudulent passports. Unisys said Thursday the platform is designed to capture and compare facial images of travelers with their electronic passports’ photos. […] More

Amy Gilliland, president of General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) and four-time Wash100 Award winner, spoke with ExecutiveBiz last week to discuss GDIT’s third-quarter results and the key tools to their organic growth. In addition, Gilliland shared her insights into the importance of establishing a company culture and developing long-term growth of her employees as well as […] More

The Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security has launched an effort to help address congressional demands for homeland security resiliency in response to threats such as infrastructure attacks, terrorism and the coronavirus pandemic.

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Unisys has secured a potential five-year contract from the Customs and Border Protection to update systems that CBP uses to identify people and vehicles that enter and exit the U.S. The Integrated Traveler Initiatives contract was awarded as a task order under the Department of Homeland Security-run EAGLE II procurement vehicle and represents an iteration of CBP’s Land Border Integration project awarded to […] More

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has started to test a Unisys-made facial and iris biometrics system at the Otay Mesa border crossing in San Diego to study the accuracy and efficiency of biometric technologies in an outdoor environment. Unisys said Thursday CBP started conducting tests on selected non-citizens exiting the U.S in February and will continue to do so until May 2016. […] More

The Customs and Border Protection agency has collaborated with Unisys to implement facial scanner technology at John F. Kennedy International Airport in an effort to prevent U.S. entry of travelers with fake passports. Unisys said Monday the system is designed to capture photos of travelers’ faces and seeks to help CBP personnel compare those facial images with electronic passport […] More