Opinion

COMMENTARY: Bipartisan effort needed to advance cyber protections for critical infrastructure

Cybersecurity strategies must remain flexible and agile in the ongoing arms race against cybercriminals, writes Paul Aronhime of Keeper Security.

Contracts

DOGE slashes reported value of cancelled Leidos contract

The Elon Musk-led group quietly drops the figure from $1 billion to much less than $1 million and is no longer disclosing any actual savings.

Companies

VTG acquires intelligence community IT services company

This is VTG’s third purchase with the backing of its majority owner, the private equity firm Alvarez & Marshal Capital.

Contracts

Veteran-owned small firms hit first by VA's push for $2B in contract cuts

Service-disabled veteran entrepreneurs bear 89% of the claimed savings. Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins claims this is just step one.

Contracts

CBP sketches out blueprint for tech support desk recompete

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency uses this procurement to ensure its offices and agencies can connect to IT systems.

Companies

Air Force chooses 27 for $1.5B architect, engineering contract

Work under this contract will support broader efforts related to environmental restoration and quality.

Contracts

OPM procurement processing fully halted following agency layoffs, internal email says

Sweeping terminations in OPM’s Office of Procurement Operations have fully halted agency contracting business and are likely to increase OPM’s operational risks, an internal email reads.

Companies

NVIDIA's Anthony Robbins calls it a career

The long-time GovCon executive is retiring after 39 years at companies like NVIDIA, AT&T and Oracle.

Opinion

Navigating Trump’s Cuts: How empathy wins in the new era of government contracting

While contractors chase opportunities, savvy firms build trust with federal employees facing unprecedented uncertainty.

Contracts

SEWP VI faces small business challenges

A protest involving a now-deleted sustainability requirement is dismissed, but three other challenges go on and NASA cannot award the $60 billion IT contract until they are resolved.

Contracts

KBR wins $176M Air Force space surveillance support contract

Work will take place at a site in Hawaii that has operated since the 1950s and was originally stood up to monitor Cold War-era missile tests.

Companies

Tech, growth and delivery leadership roles across the market

One company featured in this newest roundup of executive hires and promotions is getting ready for its initial public offering.

Podcasts

WT 360: EY’s blueprints for emerging tech adoption and anti-fragility

Doree Keating, leader of Ernst & Young’s Americas government and public sector practice, explains the global consulting giant’s approach to blending that work with technology skills amid longer-term shifts in the public sector workforce.

Contracts

New SEWP VI proposal due date set after NASA delay

The agency extended the submission deadline and also has dropped sustainability requirements for bids.

Contracts

Pentagon launches consulting contract review process

In order to align with Trump priorities, the Defense Department wants written justifications for why each consulting contract should not be cancelled.

Contracts

NASA unveils rough cut of $365M research support recompete

Iteration number three of this contract known as NRESS continues the focus on how NASA reviews proposals in response to research announcements and other notices.

Contracts

Army hits pause on $10B software development contract

The service branch puts this modernization vehicle on an indefinite hold while reviewing the acquisition strategy.

Contracts

DOGE cancels Leidos contract

This story has been updated after DOGE slashed the value of the contract cancellation to $560,000.

Companies

Parsons explores 2 growth pathways for missile defense

In talking with Wall Street, CEO Carey Smith highlights the Air Force's ground-based nuclear missile replacement program and "Iron Dome for America" as key watch items for the company.