Leidos books $117M FAA satellite development order
Leidos takes in a $117 million task order to develop a satellite used by the Federal Aviation Administration to help navigate aircraft.
Endeavor, QinetiQ NA to proceed on $429M Army ground robot contract
Endeavor Robotics and QinetiQ North America win places on a $429.1 million contract to build and deliver unmanned ground vehicles to the Army.
DataRobot gets investment from IC venture arm In-Q-Tel
Artificial intelligence and data science firm DataRobot receives an investment from In-Q-Tel, the intelligence community's venture capital arm.
Army chooses six for $900M DOD-wide test, evaluation support contract
The Army chooses six companies for a $900 million contract to support tests and evaluations across the Defense Department.
Engility keeps $84M Navy warfare systems engineering work
Engility Corp. wins an $84 million recompeted contract to continue its systems engineering work on warfare systems for Navy platforms.
Raytheon's BBN arm tapped for Transportation Command simulation tool
Raytheon's BBN Technologies subsidiary will develop a tool for Transportation Command to assess the movement of military-related cargo and personnel.
SAIC feels no rush to pull trigger for scale
SAIC executives explain to Wall Street why they feel comfortable with the company's trajectory and current size in a consolidating government services market.
Battelle adds DNI vet Sullivan to board
Battelle adds three-decade intelligence community veteran Stephanie O'Sullivan to the board of directors.
Registration open for webcast on $34.5B Army RS3 vehicle
We'll host a free webcast April 18 on the Army's RS3 vehicle featuring its chief Thomas Stocks, who will discuss the success so far and where the contract is headed next.
Peraton books $41M Navy munition removal contract
Peraton takes in a nearly $41 million contract from the Navy to continue helping remove unexploded munitions worldwide.
Is $100 million enough to fund MGT projects?
The IT modernization fund is launching with a lot less money than envisioned by its creators, which could mean a proliferation of smaller projects to prove out the concept.
Sizing up the General Dynamics IT-CSRA combination
General Dynamics has won the battle to acquire CSRA and create a top two federal IT player. We look at some of the latest numbers that show it.
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