Posts from ExecutiveBiz for 08/03/2015

Triple Canopy Lands $48M DHS Protective Services Contract; Mo Mulligan Comments

Triple Canopy has won a potential five-year $47.8 million contract with the Department of Homeland Security to control access at federally-owned and leased facilities in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Security officers will perform x-ray screening, vehicle access control and mobile and foot patrol services at the sites under the contract, Triple Canopy said Monday…

Engility to Help Engineer Naval Radar Systems; Tony Smeraglinolo Comments

The U.S. Navy has awarded Engility Holdings (NYSE:EGL) a potential $53 million contract to perform engineering work on rotating and surveillance maritime radars. Engility said Monday the award has a $35…

James McNerney: Boeing Mulls Partial Overseas Shift Without Ex-Em Bank Reauthorization

James McNerney, Boeing’s board chairman, has said the company could move some of its work abroad if lawmakers do not work past their disagreements over whether to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank, the Washington Post reported Friday…

NY Times: US Eyes Retaliation for Gov’t Cyber Attacks

The White House wants to enforce retaliatory measures against the China-backed source of a cyber attack on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management after the federal government realized the extent of the data breach, the New York Times reported Friday…

Jeh Johnson Backs Senate Panel’s Proposed Federal Cybersecurity Enhancement Act

Jeh Johnson, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, has backed a cybersecurity bill that the Senate Homeland Security Committee sent for a full Senate vote last week, Nextgov reported Friday…

Eglobaltech Lands DHS Agile Development Program Contract; Rajiv Kadayam Comments

Eglobaltech has been selected to work with the Department of Homeland Security‘s Citizenship and Immigration Services agency on agile development programs. The company will work to coach the client on team building, performance assessment and making recommendations, Eglobaltech said Friday…