Stan Soloway shares some counter-intuitive reasoning that says agencies under budget pressure often are the most innovative and might be where the best opportunities are found.
L3 Technologies continues its acquisition spree with the purchase of power generation company Open Water Power for the NYC contractor's second underwater drone-related purchase in a month.
The Modernizing Government Technology Act, which includes a $500 million IT fund, passed the House of Representatives this week on a voice vote, but the Senate outlook is less certain.
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry proposes bill that seeks to reform the Defense Department's acquisition processes via commercial practices.
As agencies get pushed toward more use of shared services, NASA through a partnership with CSRA and ServiceNow has set an example by consolidating and automating 50 back-office functions.
In a new RFI, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services look for better way to manage the Health Plan Management System and its various data collection efforts.
Take heart incumbents and other bidders who failed to make the cut for the $34.5 billion RS3 contract. The Army is looking to make more awards in Phase 2.
Alion Science and Technology has appointed three-decade industry veteran and former DynCorp president Steve Schorer as CEO nearly two years after Veritas Capital's acquisition.
Science Applications International Corp. will help the Environmental Protection Agency run the agency's IT environment under a potential five-year, $320 million task order.
The famed Silicon Valley satellite outfit Space Systems Loral is moving into the classified space arena and its government leader takes us inside the company's "U.S. Access Plan."
Health IT services outfit Document Storage Systems will install a patient self-scheduling system for Veterans Affairs under the VA's "Faster Care for Veterans Pilot" program.
Both General Atomics and Northrop Grumman get added Air Force and Navy funds respectively for production of their high-profile unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Army sifted through 387 proposals to name 55 winners for the $34.5 billion Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services contract. We have the winners and some of the notable losers as well.
