Contracts

Veterans Affairs finalizes mobile product recompete awards

All three of the U.S.' major wireless carriers are involved in this nine-year program focused on connectivity at health care facilities.

Opinion

Leidos' retiring CEO explains his decision

In talking to investors about why his time is now, Roger Krone also cites what boards of directors have to do as part of the succession planning process.

Contracts

General Dynamics IT to get second shot at $400M VA contract

GDIT successfully argued it was at a disadvantage in how the Veterans Affairs Department evaluated proposals.

Contracts

Air Force chooses 18 for $960M global security support program

The service branch runs this contract for the deputy assistant defense secretary for counter narco-terrorism/global threat.

Contracts

VA, Oracle are negotiating a five-year option on troubled health record software contract

Technology problems are being compounded by policy disputes over configuration of the new electronic health record between the Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense.

Opinion

Business as usual: Regulators seek more info on L3Harris-Aerojet transaction

The Federal Trade Commission asking L3Harris Technologies "tell us more" about the acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne carries on the norm of lengthy antitrust reviews involving large defense industry transactions.

Contracts

CIO-SP4 selection process to get revamp

The National Institutes of Health organization running this $50 billion procurement says it has discovered inconsistencies in the source selection methodology.

Contracts

NOAA makes first batch of ProTech 2.0 awards

These are for the satellite-focused domain of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's $8 billion professional services contract vehicle reserved for small businesses.

Companies

Northop's board adds pair of finance veterans

Both newly elected members have worked in the role of chief financial officer during their careers.

Companies

Pentagon mobilized to support tech startups after bank failure

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank presents the Defense Department with both warnings and opportunities.

Companies

Tsymmetry hires former Leidos exec as CEO

The company focuses on technology and management consulting services in the national security and public safety verticals.

Contracts

Veterans Affairs unveils final T4NG2 solicitation

Bidders have a month to get their proposals together for the department's go-to IT contract vehicle that has a $60.7 billion ceiling.

Contracts

NASA opens bidding for $1.3B IT services contract

A final request for proposals is now live regarding this contract called NCAPS, which is also a consolidation effort by NASA.

Contracts

L3Harris to develop NOAA’s next-gen Earth imager under $765M award

The company will develop the imager to observe and monitor weather, oceans and the atmosphere.

Podcasts

WT 360: How Aeyon chose its investor and where it wants to go

Aeyon's chief executive Sunny Singh joins the podcast to explain the company's focus on robotic process automation and how it picked its private investment partner.

Contracts

CACI court filing alleges lack of transparency by the Army

CACI International claims it did not have a chance to fully defend itself against conflict-of-interest allegations and otherwise would have stayed eligible for a $7.9 billion Army hardware contract.

Companies

Where BigBear sees itself in the broader AI landscape

The artificial intelligence company wants to be a conductor for all the varying AI models that customers are looking to adopt.

Companies

Optiv makes acquisition to build its federal business

Optiv is looking to grow its federal market footprint amid the release of the new National Cyber Security Strategy.

Companies

Parsons to acquire cyber, software provider for utilities

Infrastructure digitization and modernization opportunities are where the buyer is looking to further position itself.

Companies

Pentagon office tracking national security impacts of Silicon Valley Bank collapse

The Defense Department organization tasked with connecting relevant tech companies to private capital says it is “monitoring national security-related impacts” stemming from the prominent startup lender’s demise.