OPM needs IT support for HR line of business

The Office of Personnel Management needs IT support services for its human resources line of business.

Navy floats idea of next NGEN winner buying incumbent's hardware

The Navy wants to know whether it is a good idea to ask bidders to buy hardware from the incumbent when the branch awards the hardware portion of the next NGEN contract.

HHS message to contractors: 'ACT' right

A Health and Human Services small business specialist offers advice on how contractors can ACT right and find more success at the sprawling agency.

DISA releases RFP for small biz satellite work

DISA has created a small business contract to buy support for commercial satellite services.

DISA snubs incumbents with $17.5B Encore III awards

Multiple incumbents came up empty in their quest to win spots on DISA's $17.5 billion Encore III vehicle. Can protests be far behind?

Integration work steams ahead at the new CenturyLink

The integration process started even before CenturyLink and Level 3 closed their deal. Here's how the new federal organization is moving forward.

GAO dings Census for poor procurement

We look inside the key mistakes Census made when it awarded a $283 million contract to CDW-G for mobile devices for the 2020 population count.

AT&T names new DOD lead, VP strategy

AT&T's public sector group has named a new VP of defense and a VP of strategy, operations and technology in the wake of several recent high-level departures.

TeraThink, Dominion merge to create larger platform

In one of those rare mergers of equal deals, TeraThink Corp. and Dominion Consulting have combined their operations, creating an $80 million a year entity.

5 steps for launching an account-based marketing strategy

Marketing maven Mark Amtower shares five steps that will energize your account-based marketing efforts and help you win more business.

Army names 171 companies as winners of $8.2B R&D contract

The Army has named 171 companies as winners of an $8.3 billion contract to support research and development work related to chemical and biological weapons.

Who are 2017's best government contractors?

The annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards program recognized four companies and three executives for their success in the past year, as well as inducted a new member of the GovCon Hall of Fame.

Volgenau's hall of fame message: Be courageous, ethical leaders

Few people in the market have the stature of Ernst Volgenau, the founder of SRA International, and his induction into the Greater Washington Contractor Awards Hall of Fame gave him the opportunity to show again why he is so respected.

A year after Trump's election, plenty of uncertainty remains

The Professional Services Council's annual Vision forecast shows that the market is still adjusting to the Trump administration and the uncertainty that has come with it.

What HHS modernization could mean for tech companies

With a critical mass of legacy IT and a plan to modernize, HHS represents a wealth of opportunities for government contractors.

The deal is done: CenturyLink and Level 3 are one

With the last hurdle cleared, CenturyLink and Level 3 have closed their merger.

CSRA gets the green light for $163M DISA cyber contract

CSRA is moving forward with a $163 million endpoint security contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency now that a bid protest has been withdrawn.

NCI names new CFO

NCI Inc. has named James Collier as its new executive vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer.

Unisys Federal provides bright spot for company results

Unisys Federal provided a bright spot in third quarter results for the company as biometrics and security solutions drive growth.

Tanium, WWT land $750M cyber contract from DOD Silicon Valley hub

Tanium and World Wide Technology finalize a potential five-year, $750 million cyber services contract with the Defense Department's Silicon Valley organization.