Opinion

4 keys to client engagement in a post-COVID world

As COVID-19 restrictions disappear, business development and client engagement require a new level of listening, creativity, agility and courage.

Companies

LMI elevates pair to logistics, health leadership roles

The firm is getting ready to close its transaction involving a trio of new investors.

Contracts

Small business wins $292M aircraft tech integration contract

The Navy sought help in analyzing, configuring and managing the data used by its integrated product teams.

Companies

Booz Allen's fight for Air Force mission IT contract is over

Air Force North will proceed on the program supporting deployed systems and special programs.

Contracts

Air Force chooses 5 for $4.8B intelligence support contract

The vehicle known as NOVASTAR focuses on analyzing foreign weapon systems both current and future.

Companies

Guidehouse to acquire Grant Thornton's public sector arm

This transaction is similar to the one that launched Guidehouse as the market knows it today.

Contracts

Engine deals reveal US wants to maintain three warplane makers

But the multibillion-dollar deals raise questions about just how far along the Next Generation Air Dominance program is.

Contracts

New semiconductor law aims to create ‘Silicon Valleys’ across US

$10 billion in funding will go to support 20 research hubs with a third of them set to be in small or rural communities.

Contracts

25 emerging tech trends to watch

The selected technologies in the 2022 Gartner Hype Cycle feature immersive tech, accelerated AI and innovation around how products and services are built.

Companies

SAIC lands $319M Kessel Run program to improve Air Force C2 systems

The Falconer Air Operations Center Weapon System Sustainment contract lets SAIC leverage its cloud and command-and-control expertise and expand its footprint with the Air Force.

Contracts

OMB memo places zero trust at the top of civilian agency priorities

The memorandum sets up budget expectations for previously established cyber goals.

Opinion

What GovCon leaders face when they’re women

Naina Leo, a former senior executive with Maximus/Attain, shares her journey with GMarkU co-founder Stephanie Geiger and offers five ways women leaders can assert themselves in the male-dominated world of GovCon.

Contracts

Enterprise IT takes center stage at next WT Power Breakfast

We are jumping into where the concept of enterprise IT at government agencies is at today and where it is going at our Aug. 26 WT Power Breakfast.

Companies

Boeing, Northrop Grumman join group pushing 3D printing to small suppliers

The White House-backed compact is also part of an effort to make supply chains more resilient.

Companies

Industries embracing automation also face widening skills gaps, report finds

The Government Accountability Office noted that all education levels have important skills for in-demand jobs, but higher education levels provide workers with more in-demand skills.

Rankings

Deadline extended for 2022 Fast 50 nominations

The deadline for nominations has been extended until Sept. 6. But don't delay.

Companies

Deep Water Point adds Strasser for small business help

The industry veteran will work with companies on their transition to the world of full-and-open competitions.

Contracts

FirstSource III protesters still somewhat in the competition

The Homeland Security Department is telling several companies they are unlikely to win a seat on this $10 billion commodity IT vehicle, so why are they still protesting?

Companies

AeroVironment acquires flight navigation tech provider

The unmanned systems manufacturer is looking to speed up and bolster its autonomy development cycles.

Contracts

NIST to Release New Playbook for AI Best Practices

Researchers will stress a socio-technical approach—which examines the human impact on technology—to mitigate biases in artificial intelligence systems.