How CACI sees slower, but eventual return to whatever normal looks like
CACI International is not alone in having to deal with the realities of working for agencies in a world of COVID-19 and that is why it is tempering some expectations with the reality of an uneven return to 'normal.'
Pyramid Systems add Perspecta vet
Pyramid Systems hires a federal market veteran and former Perspecta executive to lead client delivery and support solution development.
Why Biden's climate initiatives must be tracked
Many of President Biden's climate change initiatives will have an indirect impact on contractors that could still be significant.
What drove Maximus toward its largest-ever acquisition
Maximus is paying a company-record $1.4 billion to acquire Veterans Evaluation Services and continue transforming the business process outsourcing line of work.
DHS officially starts bids for $10B commodity IT contract
The Homeland Security Department has revealed the much-anticipated final solicitation for its $10 billion IT hardware and software contract vehicle reserved for small businesses.
Tyler Technologies closes NIC acquisition
Tyler Technologies completes the company's largest-ever acquisition that sees NIC enter its fold.
Promotions, new hires and a launch mark hectic week in personnel
This week has been busy when it comes to executive hires announced by companies in the government market. Here is a round-up of the key ones to know.
GAO rejects arguments that evaluations were flawed
A group of protesters could not convince that evaluations for the Veterans Affairs Department's T4NG onramp were flawed.
Lockheed's blueprint for change in the system and itself
Lockheed Martin's knowledge of how defense acquisition works is self-evident but its chief executive believes many of those processes need to be modified for customers to get the technologies they want when they want them. So too should Lockheed change, he told Wall Street.
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Project 38 podcast marks 100 episodes
Since its launch in 2018, Washington Technology's Project 38 podcast has produced over 100 episodes and hosted a wide range of executives and other market experts to explore the state of the market and the future of government contracting
Parsons details CEO succession plan
Parsons Corp.'s leader for the past 13 years will step back from the CEO role and the company has identified his successor from within its ranks.
Raytheon's board adds former astronaut
Raytheon Technologies' board of directors adds to its ranks a former long-time astronaut and current health care investment leader.
OPM digs into the post-pandemic puzzle of remote work and locality pay
An Office of Personnel Management official said last week that the office is looking into pay administration rules in terms of remote work as part of broader efforts to provide guidance for the long-term future of a more dispersed federal workforce.
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