James Maguira publishing several papers in area of commercialization of ideas.
Arlington, VA April 10, 2013 – Federal Data Systems, Inc., a leading provider of Datacenter, Engineering and IT solutions for a wide range of government agencies, today announced that James Muguira a FEDDATA Engineer, has been chosen to present at the prestigious Eastern Academy of Management Conference on May 8-11, 2013 in Baltimore, Maryland. The subject of the presentation is Creativity and Innovation: Designs for the Future. Continue reading →

Contract Lists FEDDATA with Government Acquisition Agency
Arlington, VA March 31, 2013- Federal Data Systems, Inc., a leading provider of Datacenter, Engineering and IT solutions for a wide range of government agencies, today announced it has been awarded a five-year United States General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule 70 contract. FEDDATA’s GSA contract, number GS-35F-206AA, allows FEDDATA to offer a comprehensive array of information technology products, services and solutions to dozens of government entities. Continue reading →

HERNDON, VA, September 25, 2011-

James Scobey, COO and CTO of Federal Data Systems (FDS) participated on the prestigious technical panel  during The Cyber Economic Conference, “Maryland’s Cyber Battleground APG to Ft. Meade: The Regional Impact and Global Reach Continue reading →

Herndon, VA – July 6, 2011 – Federal Data Systems (FDS), a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), is pleased to announce that Greg Kirksey has been named a Top Performer by the Department of State. Continue reading →

Herndon, VA – January 01, 2011 – Federal Data Systems (FDS), a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), is pleased to announce the appointment of Barry Kane to the company’s board of directors. Continue reading →

Herndon, VA – November 15, 2010 –Federal Data Systems
(FDS) announces that CEO Jamie Benoit has been appointed to the steering
committee of Governor Martin O’Mally’s Workforce Investment Board (GWIB). FDS
provides information security, cyber security, information forensics, and
information assurance services to Federal customers.

The GWIB has convened a CyberSecurity Steering committee to
identify and address workforce development issues surrounding Maryland’s
CyberSecurity workforce. The steering committee’s mission will be to engage key
stakeholders in identifying critical workforce development issues and
challenges facing the Maryland CyberSecurity industry.   

Benoit said, “Maryland is absolutely the right place for
Government and Industry to view as the nexus for cyber security talent and
information.  The focus Governor O’Mally is
placing on developing existing capabilities through the steering committee will
further enhance those capabilities and contribute to a more secure national
operating theater.”

According to Governor O’Mally, “Maryland’s resources made us
a national leader in securing our country’s critical cyber
infrastructures.  We have a robust higher
education system that trains the next generation of CyberSecurity experts,
institutions that are developing innovative cyber technologies and one of the
nation’s most technically advanced workforces.”

Federal CyberSecurity efforts have been focusing more and
more in Maryland.  U.S. Cyber Command was
created by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on June 23, 2009 as a
sub-component of U.S. Strategic Command.
Cyber Command has since been located at Ft. Meade, in Anne Arundel
County, Maryland, where it joined the National Security Agency.  The National Institutes of Standards and
Technology (NIST) and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) are other
Cyber Security-affiliated agencies located in Maryland.

Rick Hardy, President of Federal Data Systems (FDS) was recently interviewed in Washington Business Journal about small businesses.  Read the full article here.