Deloitte hires GSA vet Kevin Youel Page
Deloitte hires former General Services Administration official Kevin Youel Page to a specialist executive role.
GE's dramatic fall offers cautionary tale
GE has fired its CEO and written down billions in value, giving a stark reminder that even the mightiest can fall.
Raytheon adds more commercial cyber partners
Raytheon forges collaboration pacts with a pair of commercial cyber outfits to continue the defense company's approach of bringing those tools into government.
Evolver, eVigilant merge to create managed security services firm
A pair of Virginia-based secure IT companies have come together in a deal which reminds that the ongoing consolidation wave in the government technology services landscape is not limited to large-tier players.
GSA makes Phase II awards on 'Centers of Excellence' IT modernization effort
The General Services Administration makes awards for the second phase of its “Centers of Excellence” program to push IT modernization efforts across federal agencies.
Navy chooses 3 small firms for combat direction, C5ISR tech services contract
The Navy picks three small businesses for a potential five-year contract to support combat direction and so-called “C5ISR” platforms.
ECS takes $79M machine learning contract
ECS Federal receives a $78.8 million Army contract for services related to machine learning and computer vision engineering.
Best value trumped price for these lucrative FEMA contracts
The Government Accountability Office upholds FEMA awards to Serco, Fluor and CH2M Hill to support FEMA across different regions of the country.
Contract modifications skyrocket with end of fiscal year
The close of fiscal year 2018 saw a significant jump in the use of contract modifications. What does that tell us about the habits of government buyers?
Celebrate the 2019 defense budget but be wary
There is a lot to cheer about the passage of the defense budget ahead of the end of the fiscal year but while 2019 should be a good year it is unlikely to last.
FDA awards $300M in drug reporting tech contracts
The same four companies FDA picked for a drug information system contract have also been tapped to develop methods for automated reporting of adverse effects.
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