Contracts
ICF gets second shot at $50M Justice task order
The department will re-evaluate bids for the work to support crime victim services.
Contracts
Longtime GSA official Jim Russo dies at 65
Colleagues remember a technical expert, a trusted collaborator and a caring friend.
Contracts
INSIDER EXCLUSIVE: Market intelligence on doing business with the Energy Department
WT Insider members get access to this market intelligence briefing on the Energy Department, where we capture spending trends and contracting opportunities there.
Opinion
More protest troubles loom over CIO-SP4
Debriefings are underway with companies who did not get through phase one of the competition for the $50 billion IT vehicle.
Companies
HII sees its roots shaping its future too
The company's origin story as a military shipbuilder will continue even with its pivot to more tech-focused opportunities, HII's chief executive tells investors.
Companies
Cadmus makes acquisition to target citizen services, workforce programs
The company being purchased is the nucleus of a new line of business for the buyer.
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It’s official: Space Force sets sights on smaller satellites
The newest service’s acquisition chief also calls for more fixed-price contracts and fewer classified programs.
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Agriculture pushes out funds to modernize key nutrition benefit
The Agriculture Department awarded over $50 million in grants last month for WIC modernization and outreach and is pursuing efforts to change regulations to permit online shopping in federally funded nutrition programs.
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Readiness gaps at center of Air Force's white paper call
The service wants ideas on how to address challenges involving its cyber, human capital and facility resources.
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DOD announces new contract awards for Its 'Internet in Space' effort
Amazon, Microsoft and SpiderOak will help the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit develop a space-based communications network.
Opinion
More data needed to understand bid protest trends
New data from the Government Accountability Office says bid protests have fallen, but we can only try to infer the reasons as to why.
Companies
Where Parsons sees commonality between its two businesses
In this company's eyes, a similar theme of technology modernization dominates the agenda for government and critical infrastructure programs.
Contracts
Army unveils solicitation for $900M tech development vehicle
Around one-third of the planned awards are being set aside for small businesses.
Contracts
All questions now answered for $2.4B FAA IT services vehicle
But the deadline for proposals regarding this multiple-award vehicle remains as is: Nov. 30.
Companies
Air travel rebound presents a growth opportunity for Leidos
Leidos spent $1 billion to buy an aviation screening business over two years ago and as COVID worries wane, airports are busy again to give the company a chance to make good on the investment.
Contracts
Bid protest ruling clears $2.3B background investigation contract to move forward
Awards should be imminent from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency.
Companies
Workforce dynamics remain paramount across the government market
Booz Allen Hamilton and L3Harris Technologies talk about talent trends and strategies with their investors.
Contracts
Unsuccessful CIO-SP4 bidders may have renewed hopes
The National Institutes of Health's IT acquisition arm will re-evaluate the method it used to narrow the field for the $50 billion IT services vehicle.
Contracts
IRS seeks new enterprise file storage system
As part of the agency’s ongoing modernization efforts, it issued a request for information for a new enterprise file storage system
Companies