Companies
Millennium acquires 'red teaming' exercise provider
The buyer is looking to expand its work simulating network compromises as a way to test security of those networks.
Companies
Culmen purchases counter-WMD, public health support firm
The deal increases its workforce to more than 400 and expands work in countering weapons of mass destruction, border security and international development.
Podcasts
WT 360's Info Session unpacks the government's two biggest health tech efforts
Adam Mazmanian of FCW and Edward Graham of Nextgov jump in for a review and look-ahead of two ongoing massive electronic health record integrations at the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments, the latter of which is the subject of intense scrutiny.
Contracts
Labor rates sunk Leidos' bid for $2.4B NSA contract
A decision on Booz Allen Hamilton's protest is still pending, but the Government Accountability Office's ruling on Leidos' protest gives a first peek inside the National Security Agency's evaluation.
Companies
Parsons is both cryptic and revealing about a $1.2B win
How did the company win this award and what is it for? Parsons gave the picture but not the color.
Opinion
4 tips to help you understand the DFARS cyber requirements
The Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations can be a source confusion, but if you break down its multiple parts you begin to see how it all fits together.
Companies
Booz Allen invests in 'responsible' AI company
The government technology company's ventures arm backs a startup who designs its artificial intelligence platform to enable compliance, transparency and auditability.
Contracts
Space Force focusing on innovative procurement methods for commercial software
The Space Force is leaning on rapid prototyping and new software pathways to keep up with the commercial sector and its growing suite of software and services for space, according to a top official.
Companies
Leidos' Krone credits people for the company's growth
In his last interview before retirement, Roger Krone reflects on the company's early struggles and what "put the bounce back in our step."
Companies
Where Leidos sees, and does not see, the stagnation loosening
As Leidos' retiring CEO told investors: government acquisition teams appear to be gaining traction on their to-do list, even if some of the reasons why are concerning to the market.
Contracts
Court hits GSA over handling of Polaris small biz contract
A federal judge has told the General Services Administration to change how it evaluates past experience examples and pricing. The implications could stretch beyond just this one governmentwide IT contract.
Contracts
NGA awards $900M mission support contract
We know all the names of the 13 awardees, but given the classified nature of the work there is little publicly available.
Companies
Lumen promotes new federal sales lead
Jason Schulman has been with the company for 15 years and has held several leadership positions in the federal market.
Contracts
Veterans Affairs picks 4 for $1B telehealth support contract
The work supports efforts to monitor patients' chronic health conditions while they are at home.
Opinion
Another six-month extension for CIO-SP3
This takes place as the National Institutes of Health's IT acquisition arm works to clear out over 100 protests against the CIO-SP4 IT contract.
Companies
Michael Baker elevates new lead federal exec
The engineering consultancy is moving on the next phase of its government market strategy.
Contracts
DCS wins $2.1B Army ground vehicle engineering contract
Work takes place at one of the Army's main research-and-development hubs for collaboration between defense and automotive industry entities.
Companies
ManTech hires new Navy business head
This is one of ManTech's first major executive team hires since its sale to the Carlyle Group.
Companies
How L3Harris and Northrop look at capacity
Having the internal heft to meet demand during a surge is top of mind for these two defense hardware companies.
Opinion