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  • By Jennifer Jones
  • Aug 31, 1997

Lockheed Martin Wins $50 Million L.A. Parking Violations Deal

Los Angeles' Department of Transportation awarded Lockheed Martin IMS (Teaneck, N.J.) a five-year contract to operate the city's Parking Violations Bureau. The contract extends a 12-year arrangement between the city and its contractor that tasks Lockheed Martin with processing and collecting all operations performed by the parking bureau. Under the new deal, Lockheed Martin will provide the city with geographic information systems and advanced automated payment technologies, a company spokesman said.

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  • Defense
    Ryan D. McCarthy being sworn in as Army Secretary Oct. 10, 2019. (Photo credit: Sgt. Dana Clarke/U.S. Army)

    Army wants to spend nearly $1B on cloud, data by 2025

    Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said lack of funding or a potential delay in the JEDI cloud bid "strikes to the heart of our concern."

  • Congress
    Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) at the Hack the Capitol conference Sept. 20, 2018

    Jim Langevin's view from the Hill

    As chairman of of the Intelligence and Emerging Threats and Capabilities subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committe and a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, Rhode Island Democrat Jim Langevin is one of the most influential voices on cybersecurity in Congress.

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