Focus on multi-domain operations could change Army acquisition
The Army has a new focus on interoperability with allies and could mean changes to its buying practices.
Peraton names former NGA chief to advisory board
Peraton names former NGA Director Robert Cardillo to the company’s advisory board.
Leidos touts hiring success as backlog grows
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.
GSA releases reworked OASIS solicitation
The General Services Administration has released its re-worked solicitation for the on-ramp for its OASIS professional services contract.
DISA seeks support for massive cloud efforts
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.
Unisys books $76M Air Force end user IT OTA
Unisys confirms a $76 million "OTA" agreement for end user IT services and risk reduction experiments to help in that effort.
Raytheon wins $663M Army, Marines wireless comms contract
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.
SE Solutions adds Accenture vet Cole
Small firm SE Solutions hires former Accenture Federal Services executive Brad Cole to the leadership team.
Parsons sets size & specs for public offering
Parsons Corp.'s process to become a publicly-traded company goes full-steam ahead as they lay out the size and specs of their public offering.
General Dynamics' IT services arm makes new divestiture
General Dynamics' IT services arm divests another business unit as part of a post-CSRA portfolio reshaping.
Final DOD cloud email solicitation hits the streets
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.
Lockheed hires former acting NASA chief
Lockheed Martin hires former acting NASA administrator Robert Lightfoot to the space business' leadership team.
Energy moves ahead on $2B contract despite protest
A federal judge is allowing the Energy Department to move ahead with task orders on a $2 billion contract despite a protest by the incumbent contractor.
DOD considers vendor incentives to bolster supply chain security
The chief of counterintelligence at the Defense Security Service is floating the idea of giving vendors more incentives to report vulnerabilities in the supply chain.
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