EIS protest delay may be minimal

Many might worry that a pre-award protest will delay awards for GSA's $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract, but GSA can keep moving forward with evaluations and should be ready to name winners as soon as the protest is resolved.

Canbridge Global Advisors adds DHS, Air Force vet as principal

National security consulting firm Cambridge Global Advisors names former DHS intelligence lead Francis X. Taylor as a principal and senior adviser.

ManTech sees civilian business with "very limited" exposure to civilian cuts

ManTech International tells investors it views the civilian side of its portfolio with a "very limited" exposure to planned civilian cuts in Trump budget blueprint.

The not-so-hostile takeover of Robbins Gioia

What did Brad King do after he was fired as the CEO of Robbins Gioia? He went out, got the money and then bought the company. Here's the story about his return.

Protest season opens for $231M Army training contract

The first of what could be several bid protests have been filed against a $231 million Army contract for training and education support.

General Dynamics eyes cyber product growth through Advatech division buy

General Dynamics acquires a business unit of Advatech to add a pair of new cyber product lines for military users.

DLT brings in former immixGroup chief as CEO

DLT Solutions has brought on former immixGroup CEO Art Richer as its new chief executive.

MTSI becomes newest full employee-owned contractor

MTSI joins the group of government services contractors under a full employee ownership model.

FedBid reports new Commerce reverse auction contract

FedBid has received a new reverse auction contract from the Commerce Department that represents the company's third such Cabinet-level award in three weeks.

Calibre Systems elevates three to EVP ranks

Government services contractor Calibre Systems promotes and gives executive vice president titles to three members of its management team.

LS Technologies, Noblis to share potential $803M FAA acquisition support contract

LS Technologies and Noblis will work with the FAA to carry out acquisitions and other communications programs under a potential seven-year, $803 million contract.

Trump launches tech council

The White House is launching the American Technology Council to move along efforts to transform and modernize federal IT.

DHS wants to look over your shoulder

The Homeland Security Department is ready to hold what it calls a reverse industry day to see how companies prepare to do business with DHS.

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7 GovCon myths that need busting

There are no easy answers for cracking the federal market and here are seven common myths you need to ignore if you want to find your way to success.

HDS Federal names two-decade vet CEO

Data and analytics company Hitachi Data Systems Federal hires two-decade market veteran David Turner as its new president and CEO.

Jacobs takes potential $86M Transcom IT contract

Jacobs Engineering Group has unseated three incumbents for a potential $89 million Transportation Command IT services contract.

Sapient's Bozzelli calls it a career -- almost

Teresa Bozzelli is retiring as president of Sapient Government Services but lans to remain active in the government market.

CSRA wins potential $143M Marines IT contract

CSRA bests three other bidders for a potential five-year, $143.3 million Marine Corps IT services contract.

InfoZen picks Bajinder Paul for strategy position

InfoZen adds long-time government tech executive Bajinder Paul as its new vice president for strategy and solutions.

Ohio company tapped to support Space Command operations

An Ohio-based company has been tapped by the Air Force to help with software development for space operations under a $7.5 million contract.