Parsons records $590M cyber win

Parsons Corp. takes a $590 million task order to help the U.S. military develop new technologies to support cyberspace capabilities.

Opinion

What you need to know about supply chain risks and your business

To be a trusted supplier, vendors must understand supply chain risk management trends.

NTT Data secures $114M CDC IT infrastructure contract

NTT Data wins an almost $114 million IT infrastructure contract with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to make another large award secured since the Dell Services acquisition three years ago.

Workforce issues impact big and small firms alike

Small, mid-size and large businesses in the market all have plenty in common when it comes to workforce and human capital challenges.

ECS keeps $484M Army unclassified network contract

ECS Federal takes a $484.7 million contract to continue helping the Army manage a secure unclassified information sharing network.

Pyramid Systems adds former ManTech exec

Pyramid Systems adds former ManTech International executive Chris Bishop to the leadership team.

Unissant hires Maximus vet to lead business development

Unissant hires former Maximus executive Terence Di Benigno to oversee business development functions.

Oracle opens JEDI appeal with familiar complaints

Oracle's appeal of its lost protest against the JEDI cloud computing contract reopens complaints about the single award strategy, an unfair gate criteria and claims of conflicts of interest.

Army awards three OTA contracts for secure IT prototypes

The Army makes three "OTA" contract awards for prototype work on both the commercial delivery and management of secure IT services.

VSE appoints new federal leader

VSE Corp. appoints two-decade industry veteran Robert Moore to lead its federal services group.

Is this the end of LPTA as we knew it?

The Defense Department's final rule on lowest price, technically acceptable contracts sharply curtails how they can be used. Will the 2019 NDAA put a final nail in the coffin?

Cybercom taps Applied Insight to help lead cloud migration

Cyber Command has selected Applied Insight to help lead the move of operations and activities into a cloud environment.

By Light to acquire training system provider

By Light Professional IT Services makes another deal to continue its strategy of growing in the middle tier, this time picking up a military training system provider.

ICF names new federal division CTO

ICF promotes one of its own to be chief technology officer for the federal division and hires three other leaders to chart the firm's IT modernization strategy.

Rapidly evolving health market creates opportunities for Stottlemyer and CNSI

The Health care market is in a period of transition, which is just the right environment for CNSI and its leadership team under Todd Stottlemyer.

3 lessons from both SAIC v. Leidos Air Force protests

Science Applications International and Leidos have each filed protests over Air Force awards the other won. Both tell a lot about how the companies have changed since they split and more about how task orders suffer from a lack of transparency.

OASIS small business on-ramp back on track

With all protests now denied, the General Services Administration is now back on track to make OASIS small business on-ramp awards by the end of the year.

Podcasts

PODCAST: SAP's Mark Testoni on JEDI, the cloud and more disruption

We talk to Mark Testoni, CEO of SAP NS2, about how the JEDI cloud contract has been a force in the market and points the way to more disruption even without an award.

JEDI already changing the market

The Defense Department's JEDI cloud infrastructure contract is already having a profound impact on the government market even as it still is to be awarded.

How Eastern Foundry pushes community as a tool for growing start-ups

Eastern Foundry offers office space and shared services, but a key to its growth and success is how it fosters a community among its members that include many start-ups.