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This week's federal contracts, deals and bankruptcy filings involving Maryland businesses include the following:

FEDERAL

Advant-Edge Solutions of North East won $54,600 from the Department of Veterans Affairs for medical waste removal and disposal services.

Bell Boeing Joint Program Office of Patuxent River won from the Navy $118,818 for retrofitting works and $1.65 million engineering services.

Dela Technology of Rockville won $32,976 from the Defense Logistics Agency for fuel hand pumps.

Digital Receiver Technology of Germantown won $212,270 from the Navy for communication equipment.

Enterprise Resource Planning International of Gambrills won $485,683 from the Air Force for nurse anesthetist services.

Fascan International of Baltimore won $28,479 from the Defense Logistics Agency for linear actuating cylinder assemblies.

Kogan LLC of Perry Hall won up to $125,000 from the General Services Administration for advertising and integrated marketing services.

Lear Siegler Services of Germantown won $13 million from the Army for maintenance and repair shop specialized equipment.

Mele Associates of Rockville won up to $550,000 from the General Services Administration for scientific equipment and services.

Patriot Technologies of Frederick won $19,999 from the National Transportation Safety Board for a support subscription.

Phoenix Trading of Rockville won from the Defense Logistics Agency $48,643 for fire detector system sensing elements and $62,182 for centrifugal pump impellers.

Platinum One Contracting of Hyattsville won up to $587,000 from the General Services Administration to design and install roof replacements and improvements under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Presidential Cleaning Service of Fort Washington won $2,703 from the Army for janitorial services.

Presidio Networked Solutions of Greenbelt won $12,253 from the Internal Revenue Service for software license upgrades under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Quality Biological of Gaithersburg won up to $1.25 million from the Defense Logistics Agency for a laboratory integrated delivery system electronic catalog.

Rohde & Schwarz of Columbia won $523,807 from the Navy for signal analyzers and associated parts.

Service Photo Supply of Baltimore won $34,319 from the Air Force for multimedia equipment.

3e Technologies International of Rockville won $3.09 million from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to integrate communications and weapons of mass destruction sensor technologies to enhance a vessel boarding inspection system.

WinTec Arrowmaker of Fort Washington won up to $85 million from the Air Force for advisory and non-advisory assistance services.

Source: Targeted News Service

DEALS

CPV Renewable Energy of Silver Spring executed a 20-year power-purchase agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority for 200 megawatts from its Ashley wind energy project in McIntosh County, N.D.

SpotCrime of Baltimore was selected by Hubbard Broadcasting to provide local crime mapping data to its KSTP-TV in Minneapolis.

Quality Associates of Fulton was selected by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to process H1N1 flu vaccine consent forms.

Cecil Bank and K Bank terminated their previous agreement to sell K Bank's Bel Air branch office to Cecil Bank, "in light of current economic circumstances."

Lockheed Martin in Rockville won a seven-year, $145 million contract from the Environmental Protection Agency to support its Environmental Response Team with technical and analytical expertise during environmental emergencies in the U.S. and U.S. territories. Lockheed Martin also won $170 million in new information technology contracts from the Department of Health and Human Services.

ScanSafe of San Francisco, a portfolio company of Montagu Newhall Associates of Owings Mills, agreed to be acquired by Cisco Systems of San Jose, Calif., for $183 million.

Hughes Network Systems of Germantown won a $24 million contract to provide Avanti Communications Group of the U.K. with broadband satellite services. Hughes also was selected to provide Barrett Xplore of Canada with more than 10 Gbps of capacity on Jupiter, a next-generation, high-throughput satellite from Hughes; the deal is valued at more than $100 million.

BANKRUPTCIES

Leicht LLC

Mechanicsville

Case 09-30323

Filed 10/22/2009

Augustus T. Curtis

301-881-8300

Assets: $0 to $50,000

Debts: $100,001 to $500,000

No. of creditors: 1-49

SCP Cleaners Inc. dba Diamond Cleaners

Baltimore

Case 09-30489

Filed 10/26/2009

Attorney

Young S. Song

301-220-1150

Assets: $50,001 to $100,000

Debts: $500,001 to $1 million

No. of creditors: 1-49

William Heller LLC

Baltimore

Case 09-30702

Filed 10/28/2009

Attorney

William Heller

Assets: $0 to $50,000

Debts: $500,001 to $1 million

No. of creditors: 100-199

Source: U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland, Greenbelt and Baltimore.