SeKON Enterprise receives a $32.7 million contract modification to provide engineering, cybersecurity and configuration management support services for the organization overseeing DOD's electronic health record program.
Lockheed Martin, the largest defense contractor in the United States, was relatively unscathed by the partial government shutdown. But a future shutdown is a risk factor for them moving forward.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is open for business again after being shut down and has moved closer to wrapping up awards on its $3 billion professional services contract.
Agencies closed for five weeks during the partial shutdown are opening for business again. Expert advice to contractors: Be patient and have empathy. Plus follow directions.
Robbins-Gioia and Synergy Solutions and Innovations have both won a $50 million Air Force contract to help develop better requirements for the Defense Business System.
The partial government shutdown lasted for weeks but the road to recovery will likely be measured in months or longer, according to government contractors responding to our shutdown survey.
There has been some reporting that the Defense Department has "admitted' it is reviewing a possible conflict of interest involving Amazon Web Services and the JEDI cloud contract. But the reality is a little more mundane.
An underlying notion of the government market has long been its stability and reliability. But even if it's over for now, this shutdown brings that notion into some question.
Proposals should now be in for the Navy's almost $3.4 billion recompete of its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract, one of the year's largest defense IT competitions.
Financial reporting season kicks off the last week of January for many publicly-traded government contractors. They need to prepare to answer tough shutdown questions.
John Hynes, former TASC CEO and Engility COO, is now chief executive of Applied Insight and will bring his large business experience to an emerging mid-tier player.
