Contracts

Secretary of State makes case for tech-centered strategy to counter China

The secretary delivered a speech outlining the administration’s policy toward Beijing as Congress tries to reconcile legislation that would provide at least $50 billion to increase domestic production of semiconductors.

Companies

Cyber firm Horizon3 hires new federal leader

The San Francisco-headquartered company is led by a group of special operations and national security community veterans.

Contracts

Senate committee clears bill that takes on conflicts of interest in federal contracting

A hearing the committee held leading up to the bill’s markup focused on a shortage of procurement officials in the federal workforce, which an industry witness said could be addressed if it weren’t for inflexible ethics rules.

Companies

Trend Micro stands up federal subsidiary

The Japan-headquartered cybersecurity company also shifts one of its vice presidents over to lead the federal business.

Opinion

Modernizing the modernization tool: Changes are coming for FITARA

A new version of FITARA will come this summer, so vendors need to line up their solutions with the new cyber requirements customers will face.

Podcasts

PROJECT 38: Sagewind Capital's story and strategy as a GovCon investor

Private equity in the government market is a two-way street for companies and investors, the latter of which is the focus of this interview with Sagewind Capital's founding partner Steve Lefkowitz and managing partner Raj Kanodia.

Companies

Acacia Group adds ERP platform to its portfolio

The Baer Group represents another acquisition vehicle to the private equity group's portfolio.

Contracts

NRO finalizes imagery contract worth 'billions of dollars'

The National Reconnaissance Office is looking to support around 500,000 federal government users with this expanded program.

Companies

Forget Silicon Valley, Octo brings high-end innovation to Northern Virginia with new lab

Octo technologists and their customers now have "oLabs" as a place to gather to make and try out new tools.

Contracts

FCC selects 14 for $203M IT services contract

Cloud computing migration is a focal point for the Federal Communications Commission in this effort.

Contracts

Booz Allen loses shot at $1.4B DHA workforce contract

The protest centered on perceived evaluation issues that are often hard to prove if an agency can show its work.

Contracts

BlueHalo scores $1.4B satellite capacity OTA

Space Force went outside traditional contracting processes so it could get to a solution more quickly.

Companies

Year 2: AWS, venture partner choose next class of space accelerator participants

Ten startup companies will receive technical services and training through the Space Accelerator program.

Contracts

VA previews new enterprise training system

The department wants better tracking of its training and education needs for the workforce.

Companies

Kratos closes $80M purchase of engineering, testing org

The acquirer is seeking more work in testing and evaluation of hypersonic and other systems for extreme environments.

Companies

Ensco elevates new president

The company's rail business nearly doubled its revenue under his eight years of leadership there.

Companies

Parsons to acquire biometric, counter-unmanned tech company

Both Parsons' federal and critical infrastructure segments will have access to Xator's offerings after the $400 million transaction's closure.

Companies

Cubic hires new finance chief

The 25-year industrial veteran joins one year after the company's acquisition by two private equity investors.

Podcasts

PROJECT 38: CACI's DeEtte Gray offers her best advice to future women execs

DeEtte Gray, president of CACI International’s business and information technology solutions sector, shares with Editor Nick Wakeman her experiences as a female executive coming up through the ranks in the government contracting market and offers her best advice for the next generation of women leaders.