Opinion
Octo secures new evaluation for $1.7B IT contract
A second protest case involving this National Cancer Institute blanket purchase agreement could also see a resolution soon.
Contracts
Biden’s State of the Union highlights semiconductor success and big tech privacy concerns
The president applauded the CHIPS and Science Act and urged lawmakers to crack down on big tech’s data privacy and surveillance practices.
Contracts
Transportation Command looks to up its game
The command will lean on a General Services Administration vehicle to bring in a contractor for help in strategic planning.
Companies
Maxar touts $192M international imagery booking
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency will acquire imagery and other related products from Maxar for use by U.S.
Companies
WT 360: Jacobs' third wave is all about data and tech
This iteration of the company's strategy views digital and physical worlds as one and the same, as Jacobs vice president John Karabias explains in this episode.
Opinion
Veterans Affairs sticks with short comment period for T4NG recompete
Industry will have just one week to weigh in on the next draft solicitation for this $60 billion technology solutions vehicle.
Companies
General Dynamics' board adds former Special Operations Command leader
The board's newest member also once led strategic plans and policy in the Defense Department's Joint Staff organization.
Companies
ICF adds former CDC official to federal health leadership team
The three-decade veteran most recently led CDC's engagement functions with other government agencies and external partners.
Companies
Redhorse brings in new finance chief
Jill McFarlane joins the cybersecurity company with brings 30 years of finance experience from across the market.
Contracts
NIH's cancer institute faces protests over $1.7B blanket purchase agreement awards
Two companies want in on these contracts for “critical and complex IT services” that support research.
Opinion
Displacement and replacement: How big tech layoffs can help the federal market
With layoffs seemingly in the news daily, there is a way for agencies and contractors to attract highly skilled tech experts to the stability and mission of the federal government.
Companies
Commercial IT systems integrator acquires N2grate
N2grate provides technology, training and other professional services to federal agencies.
Companies
Tick tock: How Maxar's private equity suitor won them over
Advent International's willingness to shoulder the risk for a key Maxar constellation captured the space company's attention.
Contracts
Army wants ideas from industry on autonomous, anti-drone capabilities
Army Futures Command called on industry for white papers outlining potential technology capabilities it will look to deploy as part of its modernization strategy.
Companies
Amentum wins $4.2B Air Force repair ordering system contract
The Air Force uses this system to process parts and repair orders across more than 100 countries.
Companies
Lumen hires new public sector executive VP
The telecommunications company makes this hire close to four months after a new chief executive joined.
Opinion
Competitors turn teammates in this call center protest
Chenega and Ivy Hill were on opposite sides of the table in round one of this Defense Health Agency competition, but for round two they are teammates and face a challenge from the incumbent.
Opinion
Building blocks are critical for DOD's zero trust success
The Defense Department has set a five-year goal to deploy zero-trust to the majority of its enterprise -- 4 million users. DOD's first few steps are the most crucial.
Opinion
The Minburn story: or how a small, dedicated team can accomplish big things
Columnist Mark Amtower shares the story of Minburn Technology Group and the marketing and relationship lessons the company's success has to offer.
Opinion