Army eyes keeping $82B LOGCAP awards as they are
The Army has told the federal judge officiating the $82 billion LOGCAP V contract protest fight that the plan is to keep the original awards as they are. But a final resolution still awaits.
CIA schedules bidder's day to talk commercial cloud acquisition
The CIA has released the draft solicitation for a massive, multiple-award commercial cloud contract and set a bidder's day for next week.
Is the defense industrial base in failing health?
The U.S. certainly spends more on defense than any other nation, but a new report by the National Defense Industrial Association points to several weak areas that indicate the defense industrial base's health is average at best.
CACI hires former White House staffer
CACI International has named a former White House staffer as a corporate strategic adviser and senior vice president focused on national defense and homeland security.
AECOM begins next steps for its government business
Fresh of the sale of its management services business, AECOM names a new leader for the $1 billion in work for national governments it is keeping.
Peraton secures $277M CBP aerostat recompete
Peraton books a $227 million recompete of its work supporting aerostat systems that help monitor the U.S.' southern borders.
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PODCAST: How Leidos got into the shipbuilding business
Senior Staff Writer Ross Wilkers talks to Leidos executive Donnelly Bohan about the technology, strategy and success behind the company’s Sea Hunter project to build an autonomous Navy vessel.
Leidos' $1B deal for L3Harris airport tech businesses is a tale of two paths
Leidos' $1 billion deal to acquire airport security detection and automation businesses from L3Harris Technologies says as much about the buyer as it does the seller.
Trowbridge makes first acquisition to grow its platform
With the acquisition of IntelliWare, Trowbridge & Trowbridge has made its first deal since being acquired last year by private equity firm Enlightenment Capital.
Inside Huntington Ingalls' plan to grow its unmanned business
Huntington Ingalls is buying marine robotic technology maker Hydroid for $350 million as it positions itself to capture a large share of the unmanned marine market as Navy spending increases.
Take 2: DFAS notice reveals need for file scanning solution
Now more fully, the Defense Finance and Accounting Service describes how it wants to search and mitigate the presence of personally identifiable information in a wide range of systems and file types.
What's next for 'Amentum' after AECOM spinoff
The now-former AECOM Management Services business is now an independent government services company with private equity backing. So where does the now-casted "Amentum" go from here?
Introducing the 2020 Federal 100 industry winners
Industry representatives were selected for 29 slots on FCW's 2020 Federal 100 list. Congratulations to all the winners.
GSA launches second phase of schedule consolidation
The General Services Administration has started the process of modifying contracts to fit the new unified buying schedule.
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