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Exiger names former DHS-CISA official as critical infrastructure head
Exiger's new leader for its critical infrastructure vertical joins the risk management consulting firm after previously being a key official at the Homeland Security Department's cyber agency.
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Tetra Tech acquires climate data services firm
Tetra Tech's government business is adding a company that specializes in large data sets for helping clients address climate change.
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SEC considers climate disclosure rules for U.S. companies
The Securities & Exchange Commission is inching closer to requiring companies to disclose how climate changes might affect their businesses. Here's what we know and what we don't.
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Intelsat hires former Raytheon tech services leader as CEO
Intelsat's incoming CEO earned a reputation for disruption and transformation when he led Raytheon's technology integration and government services segment prior to its merger with United Technologies.
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Vectrus' convergence strategy leads to combination with Vertex
Vectrus and Vertex are joining forces to create a larger and more converged provider of government services that cut across both the digital and physical realms.
Contracts
Deloitte protest pushes Army to reset energy support contract
Deloitte and Booz Allen Hamilton are battling to help the Army Corps of Engineers manage energy initiatives and a protest has knocked the competition back to square one.
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Gaming advancements led BAE to acquire this training company
Bohemia Interactive Simulations' co-founder Pete Morrison believed video games could drive advancements in training and after partnering together for two years, BAE Systems has acquired "BISim." Here is how they are carrying that vision forward.
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Hawk Carlisle to step down from NDIA leadership
Retired Air Force Gen. Herbert "Hawk" Carlisle is stepping down as president and CEO of the National Defense Industrial Association: one of the major trade associations representing government contractors.
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Space Force starts work on IT support contract in Hawaii
Want to work from a remote mountain top in the Pacific Ocean region? Space Force might just have the contract for you.
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Former SBA officials press Congress for a more accessible 8(a) program
Former officials from the Small Business Administration, lawmakers and small business owners alike have all called for a series of major reforms they say will greatly improve the agency's landmark business development program.
Opinion
Why not all proposal writers are created equal
Proposal writing is part art and part science and the best writers benefit from training, incentives and infrastructure.
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VMware hires new public sector leader
VMware's new leader for its public sector business most recently held the same role at Verizon, where she was charged with aligning that unit to the larger corporate vision.
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Denied protest offers lessons about hiring former feds
Important questions about hiring former government officials are raised in this lost protest over a $2.5 billion NASA enterprise IT contract, which all parties made reasonable arguments in.
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GSA reveals small business plan for OASIS services replacement
The General Services Administration evidently has big plans for small business in the next iteration of its government-wide professional services contract vehicle that will succeed OASIS.
Opinion
Is it time to rework set-asides for Alaska Native Corporations?
Alaska Native Corporations and tribally-owned small businesses deserve special consideration in contracting. But given their size and resources, is it fair that they compete against other types of small businesses?
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Federal Advisory Partners' latest acquisition eyes enterprise IT growth
Federal Advisory Partners closes acquisition number two with the backing of its current private equity owner Sagewind Capital.
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Jacobs promotes new exec to lead government portfolio
Jacobs elevates Steve Arnett, a nearly two-decade veteran, to lead the company's segment that houses its work with U.S. government agencies.
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Lockheed further grows its '5G.MIL' partnership tent
Partnerships with companies in the global commercial technology arena are a key aspect of Lockheed Martin's strategy for creating what it calls "5G.MIL" and the latest example is seen in this collaboration with one of the largest cloud computing providers.
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OMB: This is the year for security clearance reform
Jason Miller, deputy director of management at the Office of Management and Budget, a key leader in security clearance reform efforts, says to expect major milestones in 2022.
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