Opinion
White House push for government redesign has echoes from the past
The Biden administration's efforts to reorganize government processes around life events such as births and retirements has a ring of "deja vu" to it, but will things be different this time around?
Companies
Red Hat adds 4 new members to public sector exec team
The IBM subsidiary sought to bring in leaders with experience in working with hyperscale cloud providers.
Companies
Leonardo DRS to exit sonar tech joint venture
The sale of its JV stake is Leonardo DRS' latest portfolio reshaping and market repositioning move.
Companies
How General Dynamics' tech businesses started 2022
Hopes are high that both the IT services and mission systems hardware units are continuing to get past ongoing challenges that carried over from last year.
Contracts
NSA re-awards secret $10 billion contract to Amazon
Amazon Web Services beat out Microsoft for the contract after a bid protest battle.
Contracts
Pentagon names chief digital and artificial intelligence officer
The Chief Data and Artificial Intelligence Office was stood up in February.
Contracts
GSA reworking $15B Polaris solicitation
That promise from the General Services Administration led to a dismissed protest, but how extensive the changes are remains to be seen.
Companies
Bart & Associates hires new growth chief
The three-decade market veteran joins B&A on the heels of a new investor coming in.
Contracts
NGA chooses 5 for $500M services contract
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is being cryptic about the actual work under a $500 million multiple-award contract.
Companies
Air Force success leads to acquisition
Wins on a $990 million full-and-open Air Force vehicle have helped take Digital Mobilizations down the path of being acquired.
Companies
Questions to ask when hiring former federal workers
A new bid protest ruling describes some trouble spots companies could run into when hiring former government officials.
Companies
New hire bolsters journey in the public markets
As part of its quest to move up the food chain of publicly-traded companies, Castellum brings in a new chief financial officer with deep roots in the commercial and government contracting accounting worlds.
Contracts
Five win seats on $1B Navy audit support contract
The Navy uses this program to improve the way it prepares for having its finances looked over.
Contracts
GSA plans to publish zero trust playbooks
The General Services Administration is focusing on how to take the concept of zero trust into the implementation phase in a series of new playbooks set for release in the coming months, according to a senior IT official.
Contracts
Pentagon reorganizes industrial policy office to shore up defense firms, supply chain
The restructure gives two new deputies to the assistant secretary for industrial policy—and "dissolves" another.
Contracts
DIU sets up shop in Chicago
The Defense Department's tech innovation arm is expanding with a new midwest office.
Companies
Shift5 hires NSA, Energy cyber vet as research chief
The operational technology-focused outfit is positioning for growth in defense and transportation markets.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: A roadmap for avoiding common fallacies on what wins & loses
What really wins and loses in the government market? That simple question leads to other questions on commonly held beliefs and the fuller truths behind them. FedSavvy Strategies’ leader Brian Lindholm breaks them down with our Ross Wilkers in this Project 38 episode.
Contracts
VA developing clearinghouse contract for healthcare transactions
Veterans Affairs wants help in transmitting millions of healthcare transactions to the payer community.
Contracts