Sev1Tech has made its first acquisition since getting an infusion of resources as a private equity platform and has apparently doubled the size of the company.
The health IT market is in a period of greater stability and that's creating an environment for companies such as Cognosante to pursue new contract opportunities, as well mergers and acquisitions.
Raytheon is protesting a $637.6 million contract that Lockheed Martin won to provide systems and software engineering to support development of a ship self-defense system for aircraft carriers.
A federal judge gives the Government Accountability Office more time to sort through AECOM's protest over missing out on the Army's $82 billion LOGCAP V logistics contract.
We've identified some of the leading innovators in the federal market as part of our Government Innovation Awards program. These 24 companies show how they have applied cutting edge technologies to their customer's most pressing problems.
NetApp's federal leader explains how the company sees opportunities for its hyper-converged offerings as the government's "Cloud Smart" initiative settles in.
Jay Nussbaum, who died this weekend, is remembered by friends and former colleagues for his business acumen that was driven by a personal touch with customers and employees.
CGI acquires asset management software provider Sunflower Systems to bring the latter company’s portfolio of offerings to both commercial businesses and federal government agencies.
Data management company Amida Technology Solutions adds former CGI executive Donna Morea to the board of directors and also appoints a new chief growth officer, formerly of ManTech.
Nonprofit consultancy LMI receives a $65 million contract to help the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in its work with health care providers and suppliers to track payments.
The Defense Department's big commercial cloud email contract is now awarded and another one for infrastructure could come this year (maybe). But those two big-ticket buys are only part of an overall cloud market integrators will pursue hard.
The award of a $7.6 billion Defense Department email contract to a General Dynamics-led team for a Microsoft platform comes with zero surprises but many implications.
In adding two new members, Science Applications International Corp. becomes of the few public companies with a 50-50 split of men and women on its board of directors.
