With the private sector owning over 85 percent of network systems, commercial networks and public sector networks are deeply connected. Here's why that matters.
Publicly-traded government IT and professional services companies took their turn this week in reporting quarterly numbers to Wall Street. Themes for today and tomorrow have emerged that are worth unpacking.
Enlightenment Capital closes its third investment fund right at the upper limit and well past its target, giving it more dry powder to make acquisitions.
Booz Allen Hamilton wins a $152 million "Other Transaction Authority" contract to build a prototype demonstrating how it can modernize the Army’s recruitment and retention system.
Jacobs Engineering Group's COO explains how acquiring KeyW adds a portfolio of technology products to complement its already substantial government services footprint -- one Jacobs has had for decades.
Octo Consulting and ICF International have both been eliminated from the competition for an Army cyber defense contract and they've gone to GAO to get a second shot.
Government services companies like Leidos have to grow headcount as they win more contracts and add those into backlog. Leidos is seeing some signs of success after the first quarter of this year.
In a new sources sought notice, DISA has begun development of the contracts it will need to support cloud efforts like the $8.2 billion 'DEOS' vehicle.
Raytheon wins a head-to-head competition for a $663 million contract to help the Army and Marine Corps build a new system for beyond-line-of-sight communications.
The Defense Department has released the final solicitation for its $8.2 billion email and collaboration contract but you have to be a Schedule 70 holder to see it.
