Contracts
Polaris protests move to court
Six companies are challenging their non-selection for one of 102 places on the government-wide IT contract for small businesses.
Companies
Four promotes Stewart to chief executive
David Stewart will lead the technology distributor's new phase of its strategy as a portfolio company of Sverica Capital Management.
Companies
Leidos eyes missile defense, border security tech as growth avenues
In talking with Wall Street, CEO Tom Bell said the company has "prepared some big ideas" in both areas for the new Trump administration and other senior stakeholders to consider.
Contracts
Space Force warns industry on cost overruns
The service will convert pricey programs to fixed-price contracts if needed, an official said.
Opinion
COMMENTARY: The times they are a changin’
And you need to act now or risk being left behind. Mark Amtower and Lou Keretesy share tips on how to weather the storm.
Companies
Maximus CEO sees tech modernization as opportunity in Trump's efficiency push
For the $5.3 billion-a-year company, having a workforce that looks like the people it serves is a critical element of its success.
Companies
PSI wins $156M Veterans Affairs testing recompete
Planned Systems International conducts tests and manages projects related to the rollout of the new Oracle Cerner electronic health record.
Companies
SMX acquires budget management tech provider
CBEYONData started in 2010 to help agencies implement new processes and tech tools for their business functions.
Companies
DEI programs vanish across the GovCon landscape
Contractors are dropping diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives as they review the risks of being seen as not compliant with the Trump executive order.
Companies
Pyramid hires former HUD CIO Chow as chief executive
David Chow joins the company in a year that marks its 30th in business.
Companies
Onebrief captures $50M in Series C capital
Founded in 2019, Onebrief is pushing to further develop its software for military staff in their planning and other operational activities.
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Contracts
Federal judge blocks USAID leave notices and reinstates workers
Attorneys representing the Trump administration confirmed Friday that upwards of 2,200 employees, many of whom are stationed overseas, would have been put on administrative leave Friday night, absent the court’s intervention.
Podcasts
WT 360: NextgovFCW’s Natalie Alms on GSA and Musk’s moves there
Natalie Alms, who covers federal technology policy and tech workforce matters at our partner publication NextgovFCW, jumps in to update us on General Services Administration happenings that involve Elon Musk.
Companies
Tech, BD and energy leadership moves across the market
This edition of our weekly executive movement list begins with one company's realignment and ends with a pair of appointments involving boards of directors.
Opinion
COMMENTARY: How DOGE will use AI to take aim at government contracting
The Department of Government Efficiency could revolutionize federal procurement, but contractors face uncertain future, writes GovSignals CEO Derek Hoyt.
Contracts
Musk’s DOGE efforts pose a ‘constitutional crisis,’ experts warn
Elon Musk has spent the first two weeks of the Trump administration parachuting into government offices, leaving extensive — and some say legally prohibited — changes in his wake.
Companies
What Google’s return to defense AI means
More competition in a hot market — and the plain fact that only the Pentagon will set boundaries.
Companies
Booz Allen, AWS forge deeper alliance to speed federal modernization
Their new five-year agreement aims to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence and cloud technologies as the Trump administration pushes efficiency reforms across government.
Companies
DMI sells part of its commercial portfolio
The OceanSound Partners-backed contractor makes this divestiture following a trio of acquisitions that concentrated on government work.
Contracts