Contracts
Protest ruling details why DISA chose Leidos for $11B IT contract
The Government Accountability Office highlights some of General Dynamics' own business decisions in structuring its bid.
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BAE wins $12B ballistic missile support recompete
The company has been the lead systems integrator for the nuclear triad's land portion since 2013.
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DHS looks to expand its Procurement Innovation Lab
Department of Homeland Security Chief Procurement Officer Paul Courtney told FCW the agency is seeking a new senior level director to lead a small but mighty team of acquisition experts as they attempt to steer the federal government away from legacy buying processes.
Contracts
SBA team targets set-aside contracts awarded to ineligible firms
The Office of Government Contracting and Business Development successfully steered over $5 billion in contracting opportunities for small businesses away from firms that were ineligible for set-asides.
Top 100
TOP 100: Accenture again chooses change with Novetta acquisition
Company No. 13 on our 2022 Top 100 rankings is taking another opportunity to challenge the way it does business.
Companies
Mercury Systems reaches pacts with activist shareholders
Two well-known government market executives will join the board as a result.
Contracts
Acquisition shops inside government need workers too
Government contractors talk up the talent fight all the time as their watch-item, but what of the teams that award the work?
Companies
How and where newcomers are entering the market
GovTribe's Market Disruptor Report shows the pace of companies winning their first federal prime contract is picking up in 2022 compared to the end of last year.
Contracts
Spotlight on innovation in the 2023 defense policy bill
The Defense Innovation Unit stands to get $81 million, double its requested budget, for fiscal 2023, under the House version of the National Defense Authorization Act.
Opinion
You are never too small to draw DOJ's ire
When small businesses make the mistake of thinking the Justice Department won't pay attention to them, they can pay dearly.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: How the convergence of digital and physical drive Parsons' growth
Parsons Corp. was born an engineering company in 1944 and still is. But software is also a core component in both federal and infrastructure markets as our Ross Wilkers heard from Peter Torrellas, president of the company's connected communities business.
Contracts
AECOM challenging $215M no-compete contract
The Health and Human Services Department used an exception in procurement rules that allows agencies to award certain contracts without competition.
Contracts
TMF announces $95 million in new funding focused on security and networks
The Technology Modernization Fund is announcing a new set of investments to help three agencies meet White House cybersecurity objectives.
Top 100
TOP 100: Inside L3Harris' plan to disrupt the defense market
Company No. 10 on our 2022 Top 100 rankings is implementing a strategy it says askews a 'business as usual' approach in favor of doing things differently.
Opinion
The James Webb telescope can teach us more than just space
Project management lessons from this program serve as an instruction manual on how to leverage mistakes and mitigate risks.
Contracts
Leidos wins DIA data architecture contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency is seeking to make data more accessible to users and automate time-consuming processes.
Top 100
TOP 100: Lumen’s strategy goes beyond its network modernization base
The No. 31 company on our 2022 Top 100 is also focused on execution for the task orders it has booked under the EIS contract vehicle to transform agency networks.
Contracts
Energy Department releases strategy to build cyber-resilient energy systems
The Cyber-Informed Engineering Strategy is organized across five pillars.
Companies
Leonardo DRS finds transaction partner to take it public
Interest in listing the DRS business on the stock market never wavered even after a planned IPO was nixed.
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