Companies
Vendors prep for new cyber rules of the road
Federal policy is shifting to impose tighter cybersecurity requirements on government contractors and Congress appears poised to impose new standards throughout the private sector.
Companies
Round 8: Air Force signs more companies up to JADC2 networking effort
The big picture idea is to create an open architecture for rapidly integrating new information and communications technologies.
Companies
Vectrus-Vertex merger closes
What is now "V2X" eyes growth in programs such as logistics, training and aerospace.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: Inside Accenture's progress on integrating Novetta
Tiffanny Gates and Ira Entis of Accenture Federal Services update WT Editor Nick Wakeman on the integration of Novetta and where they see that combination taking company no. 13 on our 2022 Top 100 rankings.
Contracts
GSA puts Polaris contract back in motion
A much-debated aspect of this government IT solutions procurement appears to have been changed.
Contracts
Veterans Affairs looks to upgrade benefit management systems
Current systems don’t support analytics techniques such as data mining, automation and artificial intelligence.
Contracts
Jacobs captures $3.9B NASA recompete
The company first won this Johnson Space Center support contract to support human spaceflight in 2013.
Companies
Tom Hewitt dies at age 83
The industry pioneer is credited with breaking down communication barriers between companies and government agencies in an era when speaking with each other was impossible.
Companies
Justice seeks to stop Booz Allen's Everwatch acquisition
The department's antitrust lawsuit says the transaction unfairly eliminates competition for providing signals intelligence modeling and simulation services to the National Security Agency.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: How L3Harris wears its 'Trusted Disruptor' hat
Company no. 10 on our 2022 Top 100 rankings views that its embrace of that identity as requiring both internal and external components, L3Harris Technologies executive Sean Stackley says in this episode to our Ross Wilkers.
Contracts
Marine Corps shares new information warfare doctrine
The Corps wants commanders to start thinking about the role of information in waging war.
Contracts
Air Force looks to HBCUs to lead its first university applied research center
The tactical autonomy-focused center will focus on key areas including human-machine teaming, trust and collaboration between platforms.
Contracts
Unique procurement approach triples weather forecasting power
General Dynamics IT built two new supercomputers for the National Weather Service and is taking on all the risk.
Companies
Red River hires new tech chief
The 25-year market veteran most recently worked in a similar role at VMware's public sector business.
Companies
Schneider Electric unveils new federal org
Electrification requirements, cybersecurity, data and industry partnerships are among several agenda items for the team.
Contracts
Federal court system eyes expanded push to the cloud
The judicial branch wants to speed up its movement of applications and data.
Companies
Google bets big on government business with new division
Google Public Sector aims to accelerate digital transformation across government.
Companies
Enlightenment Capital closes new $540M fund
Fund IV's final amount is double that of the last one the government market investment firm raised.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: Lumen's '4th Industrial Revolution' push in the public sector
The "Fourth Industrial Revolution" is about both technological advancement and rapid societal change. It is also in Lumen Technologies' corporate mission and drives its federal strategy as explained to our Ross Wilkers by Zain Ahmed, senior vice president of public sector at company no. 31 on our 2022 Top 100.
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