Colsa wins $217 million defense contract
Huntsville-based Colsa has won a 10-year, $217.4 million contract from the Defense Intelligence Agency to support scientific computing operations, analysis and applications. The company will perform work until 2031, depending on the task orders awarded under the contract. – GOvCon Wire
Anniston Army Depot will release 300 workers
The Anniston Army Depot will release 196 term and 108 contractor personnel because of decreases in projected workload requirements. The depot said the dismissals will begin in 60 days, during the depot’s fiscal year 2022. – ABC 33/40
Former UA president will step back from foundation
David Mathews, president of the University of Alabama from 1969 to 1980, will resign as president and CEO of the Kettering Foundation after more than 40 years. The foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan international research institute seeking to address challenges of democratic governments. – Tuscaloosa News
Still dealing with wind and rain from Hurricane Ida, Mobile’s city offices will be closed Monday per a state of emergency declaration from Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson. – Fox 10 News
