Companies

Array Labs collects $20M to ramp up imagery satellite production

The seven-year-old company leans on manufacturing techniques more often seen in consumer electronics and telecommunications.

Opinion

A Self-Funded Path to IT Modernization

Federal agencies are flipping the script on federal IT spend to achieve technological transformation, writes Miguel Sian of the Merlin Group.

Contracts

CIA improperly used oral instructions to evaluate modernization contract, GAO rules

The agency marked up Markon's costs by millions based on pre-bid guidance that was never incorporated into the final solicitation.

Companies

22nd Century Technologies acquires BT's federal arm

22nd Century has focused its acquisitions in recent years on digital transformation and public safety.

Companies

TechnoMile acquires SIMS Software, adding facility security and more AI to its platform

Capitol Meridian Partners is backing TechnoMile's move to expand its lifecycle management offerings from pre-award management to post-award compliance.

Companies

L3Harris to sell majority ownership of space propulsion unit to AE Industrial

AE Industrial Partners plans to restore and use the Rocketdyne name for the business following the transaction's closure.

Companies

DOD picks 10 for $25B microelectronics contract

The Defense Microelectronics Activity wants industry help across all phases of work on sophisticated computer chips that go into military systems.

Companies

2026 is set to be the year of agentic AI, industry predicts

Leaders from major technology companies said their clients are asking for more specific agentic AI solutions, and cloud computing and data transformation will pave the way.

Podcasts

WT 360: Nightwing’s path in the market as an independent business

Chris Jones, chief technology officer at Nightwing, joins to detail how the cyber and intelligence solutions provider is pursuing its own destiny and industry’s role in helping agencies navigate changes in how they operate.

Opinion

DOGE was government contracting's biggest story of 2025 — and it's not close

Contract cancellations, exaggerated savings claims and consulting contract reviews dominated our most-read stories of the year.

Opinion

Bid protest system working as intended, GAO data shows

Despite NDAA's "loser pays" provision, fiscal 2025 statistics reveal fewer protests, higher effectiveness rates, and agencies increasingly willing to take corrective action, writes a trio of attorney's from Covington & Burling LLP.

Companies

Fed 100 deadline extended to Jan. 14, 2026

There is still time to get nominations in for the people that went above and beyond in federal IT this past year.

Opinion

If, Then: 2026's key pathways, questions and scenarios for GovCon

The covers are off for edition number six of this annual exercise to start a new year by looking at major signposts and the directions they point us to.

Contracts

GSA backs off planned layoffs within its technology team after court order

The Technology Transformation Services has lost 67% of its staff since Jan. 25.

Companies

CACI’s $2.6B Arka buy targets space dominance, agentic AI

The transaction focuses on space sensor capabilities and positions the company for opportunities around Golden Dome, classified satellite programs and the Indo-Pacific Command region.

Contracts

Incumbents face new risks in filing bid protests under 2026 NDAA

A new provision could reshape bid protest strategies, but does not address one root cause of them: poor debriefings by agencies.

Companies

Army gets moving again on bundled recompete of professional services, IT vehicles

The Army opens registration for an industry day on its Marketplace for the Acquisition of Professional Services contract, which brings together staff augmentation and technology support work.

Companies

CACI to acquire space tech outfit for $2.6B

The purchase of Arka Group represents the largest-ever by CACI International, which is adding more space-based sensor systems and hardware.