Opinion

What's ahead in federal health IT?

This analysis explores the breadth and depth of opportunities in the federal market, including infrastructure, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.

Contracts

CACI's fight for $500M DIA contract is over

CACI International's second protest of the award has been denied and the company has little recourse to continue the argument.

Companies

At mobile phone show, Lockheed's CEO makes his pitch for partners

The chief executive of the world's largest defense contractor tells attendees at the world's largest telecommunications conference that their companies have a lot to offer Lockheed Martin.

Companies

Engineering and growth leadership appointments mark the week in exec moves

Here is our newest snapshot of some of the most recent senior leadership promotions and hires across the government market.

Opinion

Air Force initiatives take center stage at our next Power Breakfast

On March 10, leaders from the branch's chief information and small business offices will help us take a deep dive into their IT priorities

Contracts

National cyber strategy faces major implementation challenges, industry execs say

A depleted workforce, lack of funding and barriers to information sharing across the public and private sectors are among several challenges these executives cite regarding the federal government's new sweeping cybersecurity strategy.

Contracts

Accenture prevails in long fight for Healthcare.gov work

After several rounds of protests, the company will continue to manage the health insurance exchanges that are the Affordable Care Act's centerpiece .

Companies

How far along is ICF in its IT modernization strategy?

The company's chief executive answered that question from investors and pointed to a key booking as another signpost of progress.

Companies

Power and radar tech mark the week's blue chip defense venture finds

The venture capital arms of Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies reveal their latest investments in the search for "what's next."

Companies

Cherokee Federal adds cyber work through acquisition

Criterion Systems brings to the buyer approximately 450 people skilled in cybersecurity, cloud and IT infrastructure.

Opinion

VA to rethink $300M award decision

The Veterans Affairs Department makes this decision with a bid protest ruling just a few weeks away.

Companies

Altamira acquires signals intelligence company

This is the acquirer's first such move under its current private equity ownership.

Podcasts

WT 360's Info Session: Leidos' CEO transition and troubles with two big contracts

Washington Technology's Nick Wakeman and Ross Wilkers review the upcoming retirement of Leidos CEO Roger Krone after nine years in that role and preview what his successor will bring. The WT team also tries to wrap their heads around why a pair of government-wide vehicles are drawing complaints for very different reasons.

Opinion

Bridge contract highlights procurement system dysfunction

The government has to extend an Army task order for critical weapons research, but that doesn't make it a good practice for managing acquisitions.

Contracts

SAIC captures $1.3B Treasury cloud prize

This blanket purchase agreement is the Treasury Department's way to consolidate how it manages cloud computing operations.

Opinion

Veterans Affairs gives itself some more T4NG2 wiggle room

The department delays the release of a final solicitation for the potential $60 billion technology contract as it continues to process questions and comments from industry.

Companies

L3Harris' board elects former Air Education and Training Command leader

This 35-year Air Force veteran becomes the panel's 15th member after it voted to add one seat.

Contracts

Air Force gets moving on redo of $12B missile support recompete

Step one is extending BAE Systems Inc.'s incumbent contract to continue its support of nuclear weapons. Step two -- making a new award decision -- will take a while.

Contracts

Pair of protestors secure places on $1.7B NIH BPA

The National Cancer Institute makes additional awards after it had second look at proposals.

Companies

GMarkU, GAIN become part of GovExec 360

Washington Technology's parent company moves the marketing education and networking event group under the GovExec 360 umbrella.