Companies

Labor Department data shows a diversity gap at the country's biggest contractors

Newly released data from 19,000 federal contractors shows executives are still more male and White than their workforce.

Companies

WT 360: All about Arcfield's strategy and investment thesis

Arcfield's chief executive Kevin Kelly joins the WT 360 conversation to explain what the company has been up to since being stood up in the winter of 2021 and where it wants to go with the support of a Veritas Capital fund focused on midsized businesses.

Companies

Empower AI hires new chief growth officer

This veteran of McKinsey joins the company formerly known as NCI to lead its focus on innovation.

Companies

Lockheed further details 'Evolve' partnership approach and new lunar business

Companies "outside of our normal sphere" are where Lockheed Martin chief executive Jim Taiclet wants the defense giant to go looking for teammates.

Opinion

Protest denial clears Deloitte to take over TSA human capital support

The Government Accountability Office found that Deloitte took a proactive approach to avoid a conflict-of-interest, which fended off a protest over this $350 million task order.

Contracts

NASA chooses small biz joint venture for $814M IT contract

This is the most recent of several awards by NASA to push toward an agency-wide model of acquiring IT support.

Contracts

CISA's plan to bake security into software development

New international guidance calls back to the National Cyber Strategy's recommendation that software developers take more responsibility for the security of their products.

Companies

General Dynamics, SAIC continue battle over $95M contract

Though a relatively small contract dollar-wise, both companies want to provide high-performance computing support to the Food and Drug Administration.

Rankings

Who and what drove GovCon M&A in 2022

Our annual roundup shows that 140 mergers and acquisition transactions took place in the government market during 2022 thanks to a diverse set of buyers and sellers.

Contracts

NASA opens proposal window for $478M Space Station support recompete

Approximately half of the awards for research and engineering services will go to small businesses.

Opinion

Is Lord Voldemort coming for the GovCon market?

The next fiscal year's budget and debt ceiling situations loom over the federal market and present great risks.

Contracts

By Light subsidiary books $500M Army virtual training contract

Cole Engineering Services Inc. is tasked to enable a common environment for training non-rated crewmembers.

Contracts

Army chooses 7 for $145M education support contract

The Army's Combined Arms Center is seeking to further create training and education strategies for soldiers.

Companies

DISA asks court to pause litigation over $1B contract

In asking for a "remand," the Defense Information Systems Agency says it wants to re-evaluate proposals and make a new award decision over the contract originally won by American Systems Corp.

Contracts

Energy chooses BWXT-led team for $45B Hanford tank management contract

Hanford's network of underground tanks hold around 56 million gallons of radioactive waste after four decades of nuclear production.

Contracts

NOAA kicks off process to improve satellite ground systems

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says its ground systems can't keep up with the large increases in data it expects by 2030 and beyond.

Contracts

CACI clears protest hurdle to claim $5.7B Air Force IT contract

After two rounds of challenges from Peraton, CACI International wins a favorable protest ruling that means the company can book the largest award in its six-decade history.

Podcasts

WT 360's Info Session: The largest Navy conference, banking, cyber, and figuring out JADC2

Lauren Williams and Marcus Weisgerber from our partner publication Defense One jump into the conversation to go over all things military, technology and budgets as they are always key watch items for companies.

Contracts

DHA reworks $700M application development contract

The Defense Health Agency is emphasizing prototypes as part of its larger goal to become more of a world-class health organization.