One incumbent and a second disappointed bidder are complaining that the Defense Threat Reduction Agency picked the wrong winner of an $78 million contract to monitor nuclear weapons.
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The White House plans to nominate Textron Systems CEO Ellen Lord for a Defense Department acquisition leadership role as DOD undergoes a reorganization of that function.
Drone maker Arcturus UAV becomes the third awardee of a potential six-year, $475 million contract for unmanned systems and ISR services to Special Operations Command.
Shortly after DXC Technology launched in April and brought together Computer Sciences Corp. and HPE Enterprise Services, Marilyn Crouther, the leader of their federal business talked with Washington Technology about the firm's federal presence and vision for making her business a key component of the company's success.
The procurement folks at the Homeland Security Department can't seem to shake loose from the debacle known as FLASH. A new set of filings by protesters have them asking for reimbursement, and they'll probably get it.
Engility has eliminated the position of chief operating officer and president, following a strategic review. John Hynes will leave the company effective June 30.
