Raytheon renews challenge to massive satellite contract
Raytheon doesn't think the Space Development Agency is going far enough to fix issues with how it evaluated bids to build satellites for a massive new missile defense system.
CGI taps new lead for health care business
CGI Federal has hired nearly two-decade public sector veteran Horace Blackman to lead its health and human services business.
Slack aside, Salesforce's other significant deal directly eyes public sector
Salesforce's announcement of its megadeal for Slack came alongside another pending acquisition that directly eyes a greater public sector footprint.
IBM gains a third chance at $786M Army ERP contract
The Army has picked Accenture twice to consolidate support for a variety of enterprise resource planning systems. IBM has protested twice. Now we are on to round three.
ECS touts Internet of Things, digital transformation in new acquisition
ECS closes its fourth acquisition since the business was itself purchased and this latest deal eyes work around Internet of Things technology and other digital transformation areas, including deployments of ServiceNow's platform.
FLIR buys another unmanned systems outfit
FLIR Systems makes its fourth acquisition in four years of an unmanned systems maker.
Amyx completes CEO transition
Amyx wraps up a transition at the very top that sees a 14-year veteran become CEO and the now-retired leader remain a stockholder.
Raytheon grows production of Silent Knight radar system
Special Operations Command has tapped Raytheon to build more Silent Knight radar units for aircraft that need to fly at low altitudes and in multiple types of conditions.
Navy taps small business for network contract
Solute Inc., a veteran-owned small business, has captured an $83.7 million Navy contract to support an automated digital network system.
Category management needs a push from the top, GAO finds
Although the governmentwide category management initiative is saving agencies billions, it could be even more effective with some higher-level guidance, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
Navy public safety contract pushes price competition down to the task order level
The Navy has released a solicitation for a $220 million public safety communications contract that pushes price competition down to the task order level.
American Systems corrects novation issues, takes DHA modernization contract
American Systems lost a Defense Health Agency contract because of a mistake in how the company novated contracts that were picked up through an acquisition. With those issues fixed, the contract is now won.
Where to now for Telos & its IPO proceeds?
Telos Corp. raised more proceeds from investors in its initial public offering than the goals set in the initial paperwork. Now comes the part of putting that newfound capital to work.
Civilian anti-bias training rules still MIA
Defense procurement officials have released their class deviation that adds language to contracts banning certain anti-bias training, but where is the civilian version of those rules enforcing the president's executive order?
After initial success, Battelle loses fight for CDC virus work
Battelle has lost its bid to General Dynamics IT, which will now support efforts by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to track and develop responses to influenza and other viruses.
Jacobs hires former Army CIO
Jacobs adds the just-retired Army chief information officer to its leadership team as the company continues its push for more technology-related work with government agencies.
Northrop promotes new technology chief from within
Northrop Grumman promotes one of its vice presidents to chief technology officer for the corporation with responsibilities such as product development and creating new business opportunities.
Widepoint secures $600M DHS mobility recompete
Widepoint Corp. touts a $600 million recompete win to continue helping the Homeland Security Department acquire broad professional services to support DHS’ mobility efforts.
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