Contracts
Disappointed bidder seeks second chance at $1.9B IRS pact
The IRS received 27 bids and chose five for the blanket purchase agreement to support the office that manages the agency's IT budget and capability delivery function.
Companies
'All roads lead back' to Huntsville in SAS' expansion push
With the backing of Godspeed Capital, Special Aerospace Services is breaking ground on a new facility in Huntsville, Alabama that will shape its long-term future.
Companies
22nd Century acquires treasury software support firm
22nd Century is looking to grow its digital transformation offerings that aid government agencies in managing their financial functions.
Opinion
Why Space Force eyes COTS products for its defensive strategy
Satellites are absolutely vital for the U.S. military infrastructure and that's why partnering with commercial providers is critical, writes Cailabs US President Jeff Huggins.
Companies
How the White House cyber czar is working to breathe new life into America’s cybersecurity workforce
The national cyber director wants to prepare the next generation of cyber warriors. It starts with touring schools.
Contracts
Protests hit OASIS+ general small business track
A total of 10 companies so far are challenging their exclusion from an award on the governmentwide professional services vehicle.
Companies
West 4th acquires IT modernization specialist
West 4th is doubling in size through this transaction approximately two years after the company itself got a new owner and leader.
Opinion
How small businesses can navigate the market
There are tools available that can help small businesses clear the hurdles ahead of them, ClassWallet CEO Jamie Rosenberg writes.
Contracts
What should agencies consider for their remote work plans?
A new memo from the Office of Personnel Management's acting director details specific factors agency leaders should consider when designing their remote work strategy for the federal workforce.
Contracts
Army lets one protester back in for $10B IT product competition
A separate set of six protests remains active at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims over their elimination from a place on the IT Enterprise Solutions 4 Hardware vehicle.
Companies
Lumen hires Finke to lead public sector unit
Josh Finke now oversees all aspects of the telecom company's work with government agencies and educational institutions, plus health care and public safety entities.
Opinion
How tech investments spur M&A activity across the federal market
Bill Farmer, managing director at Brown Gibbons Lang & Co., explains how national security challenges and the rapid influx of new technologies are helping drive the activity.
Companies
Nearly 200 firms have signed pledge to build more secure software, top cyber official says
The initial tally began at around 70 companies when the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency first headlined the initiative at the RSA Conference in San Francisco.
Podcasts
WT 360: Raft's big decision and vision for the digital battlefield
Shubhi Mishra, co-founder and chief executive of Raft, describes her decision to find an investor to support the software engineering startup and where they go from here with Washington Harbour Partners' backing.
Companies
NASA presses pause on SEWP VI
Industry will have a new deadline to get their bids in for the governmentwide IT vehicle after NASA completes a review of the procurement.
Companies
3 CFO hires and more leadership moves across the market
Appointments focused on overall corporate strategy and leadership over a civilian portfolio also feature.
Opinion
The coming cyber reckoning for federal contractors
Contractors face a 90-day deadline to prove their cybersecurity compliance as awards for the OASIS+ vehicle start to fall and that is a precursor to broader industry-wide requirements, DTS CEO Edward Tuorinsky writes.
Companies
Microsoft, Palantir partner to expand AI offerings to defense and intelligence agencies
The new suite of offerings will be available on Microsoft’s Azure Government and Azure Government Secret and Top Secret clouds.
Companies
How CACI puts together teams for its tech programs
The company primarily leans on software to develop and deliver its solutions, which means that others more focused on hardware can make for key partners.
Contracts