Robbins Gioia names new CEO
Robbins Gioia has named COO Andrew Robinson as its new CEO.
Motivation of NSA contractor charged with theft still unclear
Over 16 years, Harold T. Martin III apparently took home several terabytes of information, but the big question remains: Why?
CSRA lands $114M task order to support Pentagon network security
CSRA has won a $114 million task order to help deter and neutralize malicious activities for various offices within the Pentagon.
Capgemini to support USCIS T&E under $53M EAGLE II task order
Capgemini Government Solutions has won a $53 million task order to provide independent testing and evaluation services for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Sevatec appoints new CFO
Sevatec has appointed Richard “Rick” Roth to be the company’s new chief financial officer.
Quantum computer maker opens government unit
D-Wave, a pioneer in quantum computing, has established a government-only subsidiary.
ManTech in fight for $917M State Department contract
ManTech has filed a protest after losing a $917 million contract to support the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security.
HPE keeps its biggest Army contract
HPE has won a $73 million Army IT infrastructure contract that represents the largest Army contract in its portfolio.
Vendors see rise of hardware as a service
Hardware as a service is becoming increasingly common, allowing customers to rent hardware until it is paid off, several vendors report.
Six win spots on $230.6M contract to support Navy training products program
Six companies have won a potentially $230.6 million contract to support the Naval Education Training Command’s Naval Training Products and Services Program.
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Success hinges on timing, but it takes work, not luck, to know when the timing is right
Timing can be everything, so before you release a product or a new service, it's critical to understand your customers' needs and your own capability gaps.
PAE, Vectrus Systems form JV to pursue $150B Army LOGCAP V
PAE and Vectrus Systems Corp. have created a joint venture partnership called PAE Vectrus to pursue the U.S. Army’s $150 billion Logistics Civil Augmentation Program V program.
Afghanistan watchdog looking for support
The special inspector general overseeing contracting in Afghanistan is looking for support under a proposed contract possibly worth $21 million.
Postal Service surveys public about drones
The Postal Service posted the results of an online survey it conducted in June to take the temperature of the public about using drones to deliver mail.
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