MIDDLETOWN – Sonalysts, Inc. and Anteon Corporation, which both have facilities in Middletown, have been awarded contracts by the Navy for work in support of the U.S. Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division in Newport. Sonalysts has been awarded a $29,423,116 contact and Anteon has been awarded a $23,623,372 contract. The companies will provide systems engineering and development support for the Communications/Electronic Support Measures Program for the Submarine Electromagnetics System Department.
Fifty percent of the work done by Sonalysts and 75 percent done by Anteon, which include concept analysis, operations research, systems analysis, test and evaluation, analysis and data reporting, will be done in Newport, Rhode Island.
Both contracts are for work to be completed by November 2007.
Rep. Carter to file legislation
for separation of powers
PROVIDENCE — Rep. Kenneth Carter, a Democrat representing the parts of North Kingstown, South Kingstown and Exeter, has announced that he plans to pre-file a bill for the upcoming legislative session that would put a question on the ballot in 2004 asking voters to approve a constitutional amendment to establish separation of powers.
The amendment would change Article V of Rhode Island’s constitution to specify that none of the state’s three branches of government – executive, legislative, and judicial – shall exercise any power assigned to another branch. The amended article would also say, “These departments shall be separate and co-equal to the end it may be a government of laws and not men.”
The amendment to be placed before voters at the 2004 General Election would be binding, unlike the non-binding question that appeared on the state’s most recent ballot.
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