Optum's federal arm wins $1.6B military care contract
Optum's federal arm wins $1.6B military care contract
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AI Finds the Bugs. Humans Still Have to Fix Everything Else.
The Mythos experiment is real and impressive. But the threat actors who actually breach organizations aren't waiting on it, writes A. Stryker of Fable Security.
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State embarks on search for new content management software platform
The State Department is succinct with this line its request for information: “Custom-built or unproven solutions will not be considered.”
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Amentum secures INDOPACOM supply contract after incumbent's protest denied
Amentum unseated SupplyCore for the contract to support roughly 100 military installations across Japan.
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New research firm targets federal agencies, nonprofit firms with social policy focus
Incevia Policy Partners is already working with the Department of Housing and Urban Development on its Housing Choice Voucher program.
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Kentro, Lynker elevate new CEOs from within
The now-former chief executives for both companies are staying involved as board chairs.
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Leidos sheds security screening unit in agreement with Analogic
The transaction moves 1,500 employees and $625 million in revenue to the Altaris-owned imaging tech company.
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Citra, Turion detail their newest capital raises
Washington Harbour Partners led the Series A and B rounds for these startups focused on space, which is a priority area for the investment firm.
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World needs to ‘get ready’ for more powerful AI, Anthropic co-founder says
The company’s powerful Mythos, unveiled earlier this month, won’t be the only supercharged AI system to hit the market, Jack Clark said.
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Harmonia Holdings rebrands to Revolutional after 20 years
The new name reflects the company's growth and focus on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and data science for federal civilian and national security missions.
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AI is expanding the federal attack surface. Here’s how agencies are responding.
ATARC's next event gathers cloud security practitioners from across the government on April 16 in Reston, Virginia.
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DISA starts to build recompete for DOD's Microsoft 365 support contract
The Defense Information Systems Agency is planning a follow-on to the task order General Dynamics has held since 2021, while extending the incumbent's work through May 2027.
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Lockheed boosts its venture investment fund to $1B
Lockheed Martin Ventures' core focus areas include quantum computing, autonomy, directed energy and computer chips.
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Air Force Research Lab cancels $10B vehicle
Air Force leaders will reassess the strategy for acquiring research-and-development support from industry.
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Navy readies recompete for combat systems engineering support
The work spans AEGIS, ballistic missile defense and nuclear survivability. But only holders of the Seaport contract vehicle are eligible.
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AeroVironment's new CFO, COO and more leadership moves across the market
Key hires and promotions for human resources, technology and corporate development also feature in our new listing. A "WT Top 25" company's board adds two new members as well.
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IBM settles DEI discrimination allegations for $17.1M in first Civil Rights Fraud Initiative settlement
The Justice Department says this False Claims Act case signals broader scrutiny of federal contractors’ diversity practices.
Opinion
Public offerings put GovCon in a new spotlight as SpaceX's listing looms
Think the recent run of initial public offerings over the past 16 months were big? Get ready for SpaceX to break all-time records, and its IPO is one all of GovCon should care about, even if your company does not launch anything at all.
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US push to counter hackers draws industry deeper into offensive cyber debate
The White House is expanding the market for offensive cyber capabilities — and drawing more of the private sector into that ecosystem — even as policy boundaries around their use remain unclear.
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