GovExec announces leadership change
GovExec announces leadership change
Tim Hartman will transition into a senior advisory role with the company.
Companies
Training tech, IT and space capital market transactions to note
Fidelity Technology Services gets private equity backing, GCubed Enterprises buys a company and Kapta Space closes a financing round.
Contracts
ICE sets industry day for enterprise, business IT integration recompete
Immigration and Customs Enforcement wants to move toward a model that emphasizes continuous assembly and integration of technologies.
Contracts
Census Bureau starts to craft program management contract for small businesses
The ability to scale staff and other resources on an as-needed basis will be paramount for this effort ahead of the 2030 tally.
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Companies
Evercore hires veteran duo to lead defense, aerospace practice
John Song and Jean Stack join the investment bank as senior managing directors after leaving Baird, a competing bank.
Podcasts
WT 360: Fiscal year 2027's key features include contract scrutiny and tech differentiation
John Caucis and James Wichert, public sector market analysts at Technology Business Research, overview an environment for contractors that looks replete with opportunity in defense and a civilian market “slowly inching towards recovery.”
Contracts
Fiscal 2027 brings big opportunities, and big challenges
Contract consolidation, a shift to General Services Administration vehicles and proposed size standard changes will reshape the competitive landscape, according to a new Deltek analysis.
Companies
Cyber, tech and operations leadership moves across the market
One major market player featured in this listing adds a trio of vice presidents to its ranks.
Companies
White House unveils billions in investments for Genesis Mission
Eleven leading tech firms pledged to provide $2.4 billion in compute credits to help drive scientific research and technological innovation through the use of artificial intelligence and other emerging capabilities.
Opinion
What industry must get right to accelerate technology adoption in the IC
To succeed, contractors must align with a mission need, plan for security and integration, understand the budget and contracting path, and identify who will own the capability if it succeeds, writes Shelby Pierson, principal at Deep Water Point Associates.
Sponsor Content
GovExec TV: Five Questions with Charles Elliott
Discover how government agencies can overcome AI barriers, strengthen security, and accelerate adoption to better serve citizens.
Companies
HawkEye 360 hires Lockheed vet to lead US government biz
John Monahan joins the commercial satellite operator a handful of months after its initial public offering.
Companies
Autonomy, space and logistics startups detail their newest capital raises
The venture investment arms of Booz Allen Hamilton and RTX Corp. are among those involved in the action here.
Companies
Chickasaw Nation's contracting arm buys network engineering provider
CNI Federal Services business adds a technology services portfolio that includes an alternative method for speeding up connections and delivering data.
Companies
White House targets tech giants with H-1B visa suspension
Vice President J.D. Vance calls Microsoft the "biggest abuser" as the administration freezes new and pending H-1B and PERM applications for eight companies.
Companies
General Dynamics' Novakovic to hand CEO reins over to Deep
On Jan. 1, Phebe Novakovic will become executive chairman of the board of directors for the company she has led since 2013.
Contracts
Census Bureau partially sketches out timeline for $2.5B in digital transformation pacts
Two pacts for the Census Bureau Transformation & Application Modernization effort are nearly ready to go as the agency keeps working on the other pair.
Companies
Edgewater acquires scientific computing provider
Edgewater is looking to enhance its posture for helping agencies in missions that involve converged technologies.
Contracts
Tetra Tech loses EPA protest over technician the agency already approved
The Government Accountability Office says an approval under an incumbent contract does not carry over to the compete.
Contracts
The Pentagon’s autonomy command should draw on lessons old and new
AUTOWARCOM will have a big task. Luckily, it’s not starting from scratch.
Contracts