Labor looking for cloud services for new public disclosure website
The Labor Department's Employee Benefits and Security Administration is considering a five-year contract for cloud services for a new public disclosure system.
Top 100: Booz Allen sees contracts, acquisitions driving growth
Booz Allen Hamilton captures No. 8 spot on the 2017 Top 100 with a strategic focus on contract wins and acquisitions that build on digital skills such as Agile, DevOps and the cloud.
Navy hands down $1.7B sea-land unmanned ISR services contract
Four companies will vie for task orders to carry out unmanned ISR services for Navy sea and land operations under a potential five-year, $1.73 billion contract.
Raytheon wins $575M Army software sustainment task order
Raytheon will update and sustain software for the Army's missile defense and other technology systems under a $575 million task order.
SAIC picks Reston for new HQ, names Keene COO
Science Applications International Corp. will move its headquarters to Reston, Va. from McLean in July and names Sector President Nazzic Keene COO.
Dive into the 2017 Top 100 by the numbers
The 2017 Washington Technology Top 100 showcases some of the profound changes going on in the market as companies position themselves for a return to growth. View our slideshow for more insights.
Boeing-Huntington Ingalls team to chase Navy undersea drone program
Boeing and shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries come together to manufacture undersea drones in anticipation of an upcoming Navy unmanned underwater contract.
Little doubt VA has authority to sole-source multi-billion dollar deal with Cerner
To make a sole-source award worth billions to Cerner, Veterans Affairs relied on the public interest exemption of the Competition in Contracting Act.
Boeing, Textron units win potential $475M Special Operations unmanned ISR contract
A pair of Boeing and Textron subsidiaries win spots on a potential six-year, $475 million contract for unmanned ISR services to Special Operations Command.
Leidos appoints 30-year defense sector vet new general counsel
Leidos names three-decade aerospace and defense legal veteran Jerald "Jerry" Howe general counsel as one of its key leaders during the company's transformation eyes retirement.
Leidos, Cray forge security product alliance
Leidos and supercomputer maker Cray team up to offer security products in the federal and commercial markets.
CSRA promotes chief of staff to SVP ranks
CSRA promotes its chief of staff and government service veteran Christian Marrone to senior vice president.
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