Coalfire completes sale to new private equity owner
Coalfire goes from being owned by multiple private equity investors to now having a single PE backer as the cyber advisory firm looks for growth in the Defense Department's CMMC cybersecurity standards.
What small businesses are saying about COVID-19 impacts
Small business contractors are reporting cash flow and other financial issues in a new survey to explore the impacts of COVID-19 amid steps by their largest customer and industry partners to try and mitigate negative effects.
GSA adjusts contractor on-boarding in light of COVID-19
The General Services Administration has issued new guidance on how it is changing the process for on-boarding and off-boarding contractors during the coronavirus pandemic.
Leidos clears protest hurdle to secure $4B Energy recompete
Leidos can now officially celebrate clearing the second of two largest recompete hurdles: a $4 billion Energy Department contract to restore a former nuclear production site.
ManTech nearly wins $93M protest, but DHS pulls the plug
ManTech International apparently was within days of winning a second shot at a $92.7 million Homeland Security Department task order, but the agency suddenly pulled the plug to re-evaluate proposals.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: How the public sector has gone all in on the COVID-19 response
What does a “whole of government” approach mean in terms of how agencies and their industry partners respond to the COVID-19 pandemic? Find out in this episode with Jerry McGinn, executive director of George Mason University’s Center for Government Contracting.
Opinion
The future of work is here: How 'distance work' is transforming the workplace
The response to the COVID-19 has massively accelerated the future of work. IBM's John Kamensky explores what that means to the business of government in the start of this multi-part commentary series.
SAIC wins $653M FAA training contract
Science Applications International Corp. has captured a $653 million contract to support training at the Federal Aviation Administration.
ORI hires Pick to lead public sector growth
ORI has named Robert Pick as its new vice president for its public sector practice.
Marines want tech, not tanks
The Marine Corps is willing to swap out tanks and cannons for a better, more agile, cloud based network available in the most remote environments.
New contract, new leadership changes at NITAAC
Top management of NIH's IT Acquisition and Assessment Center IT is changing, as is the next iteration of its tech-focused governmentwide acquisition vehicle.
Women in tech face the challenge of not being taken seriously
The biggest challenge women say they face in the tech workplace is not being taken seriously because of their gender, a new survey reports.
MicroTech appoints new COO
MicroTech hires a nearly 28-year Army acquisition veteran to be the company's next chief operating officer.
Podcasts
The Real Talk on TIC 3.0
In this podcast from our partner GMarkU, we explore TIC 3.0, which was released in December, and what it means for the government market.
How Lockheed sees COVID-19 affecting its partners
Lockheed Martin had a plan to help its supply chain partners get through the COVID-19 pandemic and now is describing what the crisis is doing to some of those companies.
Opinion