FBI vet takes over IT shop

The FBI named John S. Adams to serve as the executive assistant director of its Information and Technology Branch and manage its IT infrastructure and information sharing.

Salesforce tapped for CBP human resources work

Salesforce has won a contract to provide a variety of cloud services to support human resources efforts by Customs and Border Protection.

JEDI industry day leaves many wondering

The Defense Department has lifted the curtain on its massive JEDI cloud initiative but many in industry are still wondering about the strategy and what kind of opportunity the project really represents.

Booz Allen, CACI not feeling consolidation pressure

Why Booz Allen Hamilton and CACI International are in no rush to pull the trigger on megadeals for more scale like Leidos and more the more recent General Dynamics-CSRA pending combination.

ASRC Federal adds Harris vet Lucernoni

ASRC Federal adds former Harris Corp. executive Wayne Lucernoni as a group president.

Leidos reports $230M Army C4ISR services order

Leidos will help the Army prototype and integrate "C4ISR" technologies under a $230 million task order.

Five to share in $225M DARPA program support contract

Five companies take spots on a $225.7 million contract to provide technical and other support services for DARPA programs.

Verodin adds former Air Force CISO Matthews

Cyber services company Verodin adds former Air Force Chief Information Security Officer Earl Matthews as senior vice president and chief strategy officer.

Technica hires Cabrey as CFO

Technica hires two-decade government services veteran Mark Cabrey as its chief financial officer.

DOD scales back $950M cloud agreement

A DIUx-driven Other Transaction Authority agreement with REAN Cloud that had been DOD-wide will now be limited to U.S. Transportation Command, and given a much lower ceiling of $65 million.

Intelligent Decisions to divide into 2 firms

Intelligent Decisions' private equity owner is splitting the once-troubled contractor into two companies as they move into the next phase of their growth strategies.

Inside the bidding war for CSRA

CSRA fielded multiple offers before picking General Dynamics and its $6.68 billion bid as the best company to take over the government contractor.

Peraton adds former NRO chief Harris to advisory board

Peraton adds former National Reconnaissance Office Director Jeffrey Harris to the government technology services contractor’s board of advisers.

Ultra calls off Sparton acquisition

Britain-based Ultra Electronics walks away from its $234 million deal for military electronics maker Sparton Corp., who will continue efforts to find a buyer.

Verscend picks up General Dynamics IT commercial health products

Health care analytics company Verscend acquires a portfolio of commercial health insurance payer products from General Dynamics’ IT services business.

Customs and Border Protection explores cloud migration

Customs and Border Protection is developing a strategy to acquire cloud migration services as it looks to move away from its current data center usage.

Telos books $108M Air Force defensive cyber support order

Telos Corp. has won a five-year, $108 million task order to support Air Force IT infrastructure and networks used for defensive cyber operations.

Engility continues to face headwinds

Engility executives don't expect the company to return to growth until 2019. Here's why.

FEMA to take second look at $610M response support awards

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has pulled back and is taking corrective action on awards for an almost $610 million emergency response support contract.

ASRC Federal confirms $208M Air Force rocket engine test support contract

ASRC Federal will help the Air Force Research Laboratory test and evaluate rocket propulsion technologies under a $208 million contract.