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Maximus' federal arm breaks the $1B mark in GD call center deal
Maximus' deal to acquire a network of call centers formerly owned by General Dynamics is now closed. And as Maximus' CEO puts it, the deal takes the buyer past a key $1 billion scale mark.
Will GSA extend EIS transition?
As large EIS primes get closer to their ATOs, GSA may still need to extend the transition period for the $50 billion next generation telecommunications contract.
Navy picks one newcomer, keeps five incumbents for $636M training contract
The Navy chooses one newcomer and keeps five incumbents for a $636.9 million joint force development and training support contract.
Perspecta books $89M Medicare claims system support order
Perspecta receives a $89.5 million task order for maintenance services to support Medicare claims processing systems.
DOD says it can't handle more than one JEDI prime
GAO's denial of Oracle's protest against the Defense Department's JEDI cloud contract not only lets the single-award strategy proceed, but also includes a DOD admission that a multiple-award contract would be too complex and too hard for them to successfully manage.
What to expect from the Army's $82B LOGCAP V awards
With the help of Moody's Investors Service, here is a primer of what to expect when the Army makes awards next year on its $82 billion LOGCAP V vehicle: one of the government services market's largest opportunities of the decade.
The impossible challenge of managing 40,000 procurement specialists
Lesley Field, the government's top acquisition officer, talks about the challenge of communicating with 40,000 procurement specialists across government.
Defense audit shines a light on IT woes
The Department of Defense has a long way to go before it can account for its estimated $2.7 trillion in far-flung assets.
CACI books $413M Army ground intell support contract
CACI International books a $413 million contract to support one of the Army’s main ground intelligence platforms.
GSA leaders swap jobs
Two of the top managers at the Federal Acquisition Service are switching jobs, and there are ramifications for the $50 billion EIS contract.
Third time not a charm for NTT Data
NTT Data prevailed on two earlier bid protests but its third protest fell short in its attempt to keep a $260 million Education Department contract.
Where opportunity lies in the massive Cerner-VA EHR program
Given the Cerner-VA electronic health record program's size and complexity, analysts speaking at immixGroup's annual Government IT Sales Summit view that effort as one technology providers should pay close attention to.
Lockheed hopes new $30M scholarship program spurs 'K-to-Career' STEM path
Lockheed Martin is putting some of the corporate tax cut windfall toward a new $30 million STEM scholarship program partly envisioned as helping chart a "K-to-Career" path.
Perspecta sums up Amazon HQ2 impact: 'Stress on the system'
Amazon's decision to place half of its much-touted second headquarters in the D.C. region certainly affects government contractors. And Perspecta had the "honor" of being the first to talk specifically about it with Wall Street.
Peraton gets extension on NASA space comms contract
Peraton gets a one-year extension to continue supporting NASA's main space communications network as that program paces toward rebid.
DOD reorgs to fuel cyber, AI and space opportunities
At the immixGroup's annual Government IT Sales Summit, analysts describe how several DOD reorganization efforts will fuel new opportunities in cyber, space and artificial intelligence.
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