Contracts
CACI gets another shot at $209M Navy logistics contract
The Navy will take second look at its selection of Serco Inc. for the award.
Contracts
Forcepoint wins DISA user monitoring contract
Analysts and operators will use the solution to detect events and individuals that present risk to networks.
Companies
Serco Inc. hires new chief growth officer
The company's U.S. and Canada subsidiary brings in a two-decade Northrop Grumman veteran to oversee corporate strategy functions.
Contracts
Air Force project focuses on machine-human teaming
The Air Force Research Laboratory hires a company to help develop design principles for human-machine teaming to improve analytics.
Companies
Draper hires former BAE exec as CEO
The three-decade industry veteran's career includes leadership over BAE's advanced research-and-development shop.
Companies
L3Harris board adds JetBlue's COO
The 17-year JetBlue veteran will expand the number of L3Harris' board.
Companies
In TV interview, Lockheed CEO highlights the stress of a tight chip supply
Semiconductors go into missiles for Ukraine's defense against Russia and will be key to future defense production, says Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet.
Companies
General Dynamics IT hires former DHS cyber exec
His most recent role in government was an assistant secretary position at the Homeland Security Department.
Companies
GDIT adds EPA win to supercomputer portfolio
General Dynamics IT will support efforts around atmospheric modeling, fluid dynamics and bioinformatics for the Environmental Protection Agency.
Contracts
Federal agencies likely to get new cybersecurity guidance ‘in coming weeks’
New top-level guidance—and requirements—are coming for managing software security risk at federal agencies
Companies
Intelsat adds former Raytheon finance chief
The three-decade Raytheon veteran rejoins one of his former co-workers now leading the satellite company.
Podcasts
PODCAST: Today's tech challenges are not just a government matter
Government agencies and commercial businesses are all dealing with today's technology stressors, a point World Wide Technology's public sector leader Bryan Thomas unpacks for this episode of Project 38 with our Ross Wilkers.
Contracts
NASA chief calls out the 'plague' of cost-plus contracts
The space agency is hoping to increasingly use competitions among top vendors and fixed-price contracts as a new way of conducting business--and cutting steep costs for major projects.
Contracts
IRS seeks to shift from manual mail processes
The tax collection agency wants to adopt more digital methods for sorting 100 million pieces of mail each year.
Companies
QinetiQ's US subsidiary brings in new 'C5ISR' business leader
The business is undertaking a push to double in size by 2026.
Companies
ManTech sees 'incremental improvement' in the market
In-person meetings with key customers are back on the agenda as well as spending increases in defense and intelligence.
Contracts
Microsoft, DoD sign research and development pact
The company may have the chance to negotiate exclusive intellectual property rights—with an exception for the government—to innovations emerging from the collaboration.
Companies
Parsons sees rising infrastructure spending on the horizon
Two federal customers in particular have already increased outlays with more on the way thanks to the infrastructure bill passed last year.
Contracts
Agency cancels contract with little explanation, and that's OK
Zolon PCS protested to find out why the Labor Department made that decision.
Companies