Podcasts
WT 360: Deloitte's view of how tech implementation, integration and consulting go together
Deloitte's government and public services practice leader Jason Salzetti goes over how the firm looks to be at the center of those areas in its work with federal agencies.
Contracts
Space Force plans to harness AI to understand threats and challenges
From expanding space domain awareness to combating ever-evolving cyber threats, a top official detailed how the branch plans to leverage artificial intelligence in the near future.
Opinion
How an ESOP can help your business and empower your employees
Discover how an employee stock ownership plan can transform your business, empower your employees, and provide tax advantages while fueling long-term success for your company.
Contracts
CACI loses court case to re-enter $7.9B Army tech hardware competition
The company has now been rebuffed twice in its attempts to regain eligibility for the Common Hardware Systems-6 contract.
Companies
Enlightenment Capital backs software development consultancy
Enlightenment is using its Small Business Investment Company fund for this undertaking.
Companies
Microsoft loses federal business leader
Rick Wagner joined Microsoft in 2020 after a five-year stint at ManTech.
Contracts
CIO-SP4's latest corrective action plan gets underway
All bidders for the $50 billion IT vehicle will see their proposals re-evaluated, including those with pending protests.
Companies
Lockheed promotes new human resources leader
The 35-year company veteran will now oversee HR and workforce development functions for all 116,000 employees.
Companies
Amentum hires new finance chief
The global government services company's new CFO helped two of his prior employers go through transformations and subsequent sales.
Companies
Deputy at Pentagon’s data and AI office to depart for Palantir
Greg Little, the Pentagon’s inaugural deputy chief digital and artificial intelligence officer for enterprise platforms and business optimization, is leaving his position at the end of July.
Contracts
Army chooses 7 for $610M training support recompete
The program's focus is on live, virtual and constructive training environments with a gaming element.
Companies
BigBear hires new technology chief
This former IBM Watson Health executive also created one of the first companies focused on learning and natural language processing as-a-service.
Companies
TPG to buy Forcepoint's public sector unit for $2.45B
The Forcepoint Global Governments and Critical Infrastructure business' incoming owner has some past experience with cybersecurity investments.
Contracts
How an administration change drove EPA to cancel research contract
The Environmental Protection Agency believed the solicitation focused on climate change efforts no longer met its needs under the Biden administration and that move got backing in a bid protest decision.
Podcasts
WT 360: BAE sees teaming as foundational to its success
BAE Systems Inc. executive Peder Jungck joins to explain how his company uses its technology partnership network as a means to know where the market disruption is coming from.
Companies
More changes take hold on Mercury's board
The now-nine member panel moves ahead on adding new people as others decide to depart.
Contracts
Protests circle around $1B Interior cloud award
A pair of competitors are taking issue with the Interior Department's choice of Peraton for the Cloud Hosting Solutions III contract, which is the latest example of how intense these cloud competitions are.
Contracts
How will NIH resolve the remaining CIO-SP4 protests?
Nearly 40 protests are pending even after so many others involving the $50 billion IT vehicle were sustained.
Contracts
Pricing challenge falls short in $1.3B Treasury cloud competition
A price realism evaluation was apparently not needed since this cloud brokerage contract known as TCloud is fixed-price, according to a newly-unsealed bid protest decision.
Contracts