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Opinion

Your capture plan is fine, but no one is executing it

Most companies plan customer engagement well but carry it out poorly. Here's how to close that gap, writes growth expert Nic Coppings.

Contracts

Leidos wins $672M airport security equipment recompete

Leidos won the original iteration of this Transportation Security Administration contract in 2021.

Contracts

DISA takes second shot at expanding Leidos' Enclave contract

After a protest sank its first attempt, the Defense Information Systems Agency says two dozen companies responded to a market research notice and only Leidos could do the job.

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Stop Identity-Driven Fraud Before It Spreads: A Lifecycle Playbook for Government Programs

Strengthen public sector fraud defenses with risk-based authentication, identity intelligence and smarter verification across digital and call center channels.

Contracts

Navy takes first step to craft NGEN network hardware recompete

The service branch wants to incorporate commercial supply chain practices into its IT product delivery function that must support a user base of 1 million personnel.

Contracts

GAO clears the protest deck for $50B Army MAPS vehicle

The watchdog agency five remaining challenges, including a set of four that questioned the self-scoring process and consolidation of requirements for the professional services contract.

Updated Companies

GSA’s deputy administrator to depart government

Michael Lynch joined the General Services Administration in January 2025 as a senior advisor and later became the agency’s deputy administrator.

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Trax loses White Sands protest, but judge hits government over AI disclosures

The Army tested an artificial intelligence tool on the $450 million competition, and its outputs reached evaluators and the contracting officer. The government did not provide many details on that until the judge pressed.

Contracts

Google extends Gemini OneGov deal into November

All three OneGov partnerships that were set to expire at the end of September are continuing under either an extension or a new agreement.

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From backlogs to mission impact: How defense organizations can unlock agentic AI

From 24-hour processes to minutes: Discover how agentic AI is reshaping defense logistics, procurement and mission operations.

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ICE starts to explore AI, data strategy support contract

Immigration and Customs Enforcement's production environment now needs ongoing operations-and-maintenance support and continued enhancement.

Contracts

Amentum wins $572M NORAD warning system contract

The North American Aerospace Defense Command uses this system to determine the nature of launches and attacks from adversaries.

Companies

Tetra Tech's new government leader and 3 CEO transitions to note

Tetra Tech has integrated federal technology work into its portfolio over the past several years.

Contracts

General Dynamics IT keeps Army field support work with $510M award

The five-year task order covers logistics, sustainment and maintenance of Army command, control, communications, cyber, ISR and medical systems at 190 locations worldwide.

Contracts

White House launches AI-powered ‘America.gov’ digital front door

The president signed an executive order at the event requiring agencies to integrate many of their services with the new website.

Opinion

Why every small GovCon needs a board of advisors

Shifting budgets, tougher compliance rules and competition from big primes make it easy to get stuck in an echo chamber but an advisory board brings in experience, contacts and credibility without the legal baggage of a board of directors, writes market expert Mark Amtower.

Contracts

DHA embarks on health data management contract strategy

The Defense Health Agency wants industry's ideas for working with clinical, administrative, operational, financial, scheduling, encounter, assessment, document and analytics data.

Contracts

Air Force unveils first draft of $2B base security tech recompete

Air Force officials are setting up the multiple-award GUARD contract to aid the transition of the security systems to a modular open systems architecture.

Companies

Serco’s new North America CEO: ‘I want to press the accelerator’

Barbara Supplee is betting that Serco North America's naval engineering, training business and fixed-price track record can help drive faster growth.

Companies

Anthropic loses legal fight to shed DOD's designation as a 'supply-chain risk'

The label is more typically assigned to companies suspected of ties to adversarial governments.