AT&T gives Dapkiewicz, Leff new public sector leadership roles

AT&T shuffles its public sector leadership ranks with new roles for 25-year company veteran Rob Dapkiewicz and Mike Leff.

HighPoint Global names three-decade vet Shintani chief growth officer

Citizen experience IT company HighPoint Global hires three-decade industry veteran Cal Shintani as chief growth officer.

Trump administration wants tech CEOs to fix federal IT

The White House brought together several leading technology CEOs to discuss how industry can fix the government's IT and procurement woes.

Raytheon holds onto $920M DHS cyber contract as protests end

Raytheon keeps the estimated seven-year, $920 million DHS cyber services contract known as "DOMino" after a long series of protests from rival Northrop Grumman.

TOP 100: CSRA's journey of transformation

CSRA's creation in itself is a story of the need to transform. But the story continues as the company has pushed forward in the market with a strategy focused on bringing IT modernization solutions to government agencies.

Don't miss the 2017 Fast 50

There are just a few weeks left to apply for the 2017 Washington Technology Fast 50 where we rank the fastest growing small businesses in the government market.

CENTRA bests five for $61M DTRA team support contract

CENTRA Technology beats out five other bidders including the incumbent for a five-year, $61.8 million contract to support Defense Threat Reduction Agency survivability teams.

TOP 100: Red River uses acquisitions to drive its business transformation

Red River has been using acquisitions and a new strategic focus to build new offerings and capabilities beyond just resales of technology products.

OMB takes ax to compliance requirements

OMB is eliminating some 50 guidances and policy documents it says are redundant and obsolete.

iWorks brings aboard intell community vet Sowell as COO

Reston-based IT services outfit iWorks hires three-decade intelligence and national security sector veteran Charlie Sowell as chief operating officer.

Investors dump Booz Allen stock on DOJ probe news

Wall Street has responded swiftly to the news of the Justice Department's investigation into Booz Allen Hamilton with a selloff in the firm's stock.

Serco's Americas arm elevates Dacquino to CEO

Serco’s Americas division promotes its defense business chief David Dacquino to CEO as current chief Dan Allen heads toward retirement.

GD books $250M Army intell, electronic warfare system service contract

General Dynamics takes in a five-year, $250 million contract to help modify and test an Army system used for signals intelligence and electronic warfare.

Booz Allen faces challenge to $230M VA win

Booz Allen Hamilton is facing a challenge from Calibre Systems, the incumbent on a $230 million Veterans Affairs contract that Booz Allen just won.

Former NCI controller pleads guilty to embezzlement

The former NCI Inc. controller at the center of several embezzlement investigations pleads guilty to stealing $19 million and faces 20 years in prison.

Raytheon keeps NASA buoyancy lab services contract

Raytheon will continue its support of a NASA gravity simulation facility under a new potential seven-year, $154.5 million contract.

Six small firms win Navy C4I system services contracts

Six small businesses will compete for task orders to support the Navy's C4I systems under a set of potential five-year contracts.

GSA adds 500 firms to 8(a) STARS II IT vehicle

Approximately 500 new companies sign onto the GSA's 8(a) STARS II contract vehicle for IT services.

DOE gives six tech giants HPC research funds

Six large tech firms will take part in an Energy Department program that seeks to create the U.S.' first exascale computer by 2021.

Leidos has Navy NGEN contract 'in our pipeline'

The Navy's $3.5 billion NGEN contract recompete is coming soon. Leidos' CEO tells investors "it is in our pipeline."