Two Six Technologies hires new CFO
Newly-casted Two Six Technologies brings aboard a veteran investment banker and executive to be its chief financial officer.
Salient CRGT wins option on $482M DOD contract
Salient CRGT has earned the first option under a $482 million contract to support the Defense Department’s information networks, cyber and engineering services.
Opinion
Six forces pushing rapid change in the public sector
COVID-19 isn't the only force driving change in government. Here are six other trends that are driving the government to change.
Lockheed partnership brings space-based 5G network another step closer
Lockheed Martin's new partnership with satellite startup Omnispace is another step closer to its vision to make "5G.mil" a reality for its defense customers.
Beta.Sam.Gov refresh is on the way. Fingers crossed.
A new design is soon to be revealed for the Beta.Sam.Gov portal that has created much frustration for industry users since its launch. Here's to hoping the changes are more than just being cosmetic.
Telos adds veteran to sales leadership team
Telos Corp. hires a nearly two-decade technology sector veteran to lead several of its global enterprise sales teams.
AT&T secures $231M Treasury modernization win
AT&T takes in a $231 million task order to modernize the Treasury Department’s voice and data communications networks as part of the larger EIS modernization effort.
VA plans 'strategic review' of $16B Cerner program
New Veterans Affairs chief Denis McDonough announced a "strategic review" of the agency's Electronic Health Record Modernization program of up to 12 weeks after fielding complaints about the implementation of the Cerner EHR software.
GSA makes more OASIS on-ramp awards
The General Services Administration adds four more companies to the $50 billion OASIS professional services contract through its on-ramp process.
Podcasts
What will drive the deals in 2021?
In this episode of Project 38, Washington Technology Editor Nick Wakeman and Senior Staff Writer Ross Wilkers discuss how they see little ahead to slow the pace of mergers and acquisitions in the federal market as buyers of all types continue to make big deals.
CGI Federal appoints new president
CGI Federal promotes a 25-year company veteran to the role of president as its current leader shifts into a new position in charge of commercial and state government business.
Cubic to consider second acquisition offer
Cubic Corp. will look at an unsolicited proposal to acquire the company by Singapore Technologies Engineering, whose bid has come over the top of what Veritas Capital and its activist hedge fund partner agreed to pay.
DOD’ developing 5G pilot for telerobotic surgery
The Defense Department will be conducting 5G-based telemedicine pilots, experimenting with augmented reality medial training and robotic surgery.
ICF fails to win second shot at Army cyber contract
ICF has lost a second chance to keep an incumbent contract for cyber research-and-development work after the Army defended its pick of a lower-priced bidder.
Peraton revels in hidden gems its Northrop and Perspecta deals bring in
Peraton is not going to be a large platform builder or try its luck at commercial markets after adding the former Northrop Grumman IT business and later its pending deal for Perspecta, but it is talking up the added product and patent content through both deals.
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