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NAVFAC Pacific awards $2B contract for global contingency services, nearly $22M for new recreation center on Guam - Vimarsana News

NAVFAC Pacific awards $2B contract for global contingency services, nearly $22M for new recreation center on Guam

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, NAVFAC, Pacific announced that it awarded a combined $2 billion indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract on April 4 to six companies for global contingency services at various

The Largest Defense Contracts Awarded by the Federal Government - Vimarsana News

The Largest Defense Contracts Awarded by the Federal Government

Discover the largest defense contracts awarded by the United States federal government over the last few years.

5 Game-Changing Contracts Elevating Defense Capabilities to New Heights - Vimarsana News

5 Game-Changing Contracts Elevating Defense Capabilities to New Heights

The largestovernment contracts elevating defense capabilities maintaining competitive edge in the global security environment can be found here.

The Largest Defense Contracts Awarded by the Federal Government - Vimarsana News

The Largest Defense Contracts Awarded by the Federal Government

Discover the largest defense contracts awarded by the United States federal government over the last few years.

Watchdog Releases Denial Of Vectrus' Protest To $557M Deal - Vimarsana News

Watchdog Releases Denial Of Vectrus' Protest To $557M Deal

The U.S. Air Force didn't tip the scales to award KBR a $557 million base support contract, according to a recently unsealed watchdog decision that said rival bidder Vectrus Systems Corp. "cherry-picked" minor issues in KBR's record to protest its award.

Source: law360.com