Aquabotix underwater drone added to GSA Schedule

Government agencies can by an underwater drone made by Massachusetts-based Aquabotix via the GSA Schedule.

Leidos takes top spot on 2017 Top 100

Leidos has taken the top spot on the 2017 Top 100 thanks to its merger with Lockheed Martin's IS&GS business and a focus on critical customers.

Former Leidos COO Stu Shea takes reins at Harris IT business

Former Leidos COO Stu Shea shares some of his goals as he takes over as CEO of the former Harris IT Services business now under Veritas Capital's ownership.

Deloitte picks up German software service outfit innoWake

Deloitte buys Germany-based software services provider innoWake to add new IT and application modernization offerings.

Harris wins $500M NGA software contract

Harris Corp. will build data search and retrieval software for NGA under a five-year, $500 million contract.

Former DoD acquisition chief Kendall returns to Renaissance Strategic Advisors

The Pentagon's former chief weapons buyer Frank Kendall has taken up an executive-in-residence role at Renaissance Strategic Advisors, where he last worked from 2008-2010.

Deloitte names 12-year firm vet to lead federal tech practice

Deloitte shifts 12-year firm veteran and its former federal innovation lead Nishita Henry to a new role as federal technology practice head.

Beshenich Muir adds new $200M Army training support contract

Beshenich Muir and Associates scores another Army training support win with a new four-year, $200 million contract for instructor services.

Contractor charged with leaking NSA document

An NSA contractor has been charged with leaking a classified document describing how the Russians tried to hack a firm that supported state voting agencies.

Will Leidos get a cut of Cerner's new VA health record deal?

Veterans Affairs says it wants the same electronic health record platform as DOD and is contracting directly without competition with the software provider Cerner. But where does that leave Leidos, Cerner's partner on the DOD project?

Disruption, transformation mark 2017 Top 100

The largest contractors in the federal IT market have been busying positioning themselves to leverage new technologies and find ways to grow in a still challenging market.

BAE's US arm joins DARPA unmanned mission task program

BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary signs on for a DARPA program to identify and develop technology that could help unmanned aircraft perform multiple functions at once.

Opinion

Does DOD industry event signal a new paradigm?

The industry engagement was high at the recent Joint Staff Industry Conference where defense officials sent a clear message that they want an open line to current and potential government contractors.

Cubic subsidiary books special ops comms equipment orders

Cubic Corp.'s DTECH Labs arm takes in a pair of orders for networking equipment to support Special Operations Command communications.

CACI takes in Navy org support task order

CACI International gets a five-year, $40 million task order for professional and technical services to the Navy.

Izzy Feldman, founder of GCN, dies at 86

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Introducing the 2017 Washington Technology Top 100

We invite you to explore some of the big changes in the 2017 edition of the Washington Technology Top 100.

Navy taps three for $137.8M C4ISR services contract

Three companies win the right to bid for C4ISR platform integration and systems engineering task orders under a potential five-year, $137.8 million contract.

BAE's US arm adds former Senator Ayotte to board

BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary adds former Sen. Kelly Ayotte to board of directors for a three-year term.

PSC names new vice chair, shuffles leadership panels

The Professional Services Council appoints a new vice chairman and added new members to its executive committee and board of directors.