Government, industry partnership crucial to national cybersecurity
Speaking at the Incident Response Forum on March 31, deputy treasury secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin lauded the Obama administration’s national cyber incident coordination policy.
Aviation Training Consulting wins $22.4M contract to support B-52 training system
Aviation Training Consulting has won a $22.4 million contract to support the Air Force’s B-52 training system.
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Why climate matters when you make a career transition
Too often the focus of a career transition is where the best pay or highest stature can be found, but former Sotera CEO and George Mason professor John Hillen has found that the better chances of success come when you focus on culture and mission.
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How technology helps you clear the biggest hurdles in government contracting
Solutions exist that help contractors overcome the most common pain points around time, money and staff that you face when pursuing new government opportunities.
Raytheon wins $20.6M contract to continue GPS support
Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems has won a $20.6 million contract modification to continue its support of the Air Force’s Global Positioning System Based Positioning, Navigation and Timing Service (GPNTS).
Parsons taps new head of cyber sector in federal division
Parsons has appointed Jay Williams to the position of vice president and manager of the newly created Cyber Infrastructure Protection Sector within the company’s Federal business unit.
Small biz wins $49.5M technical, engineering contract
Coherent Technical Services as won a $49.5 million contract to provide technical and engineering services to the Navy.
NetCentrics wins $13.1M contract for IT support
NetCentrics Corp. has won a $13.1 million contract with the Washington Headquarters Services to provide information technology support.
Readiness Management Support awarded $16.7M extension to continue C2 O&M support
Readiness Management Support has been awarded a $16.7 million contract extension to continue its command and control operations and management support.
Robbins Goia's new COO sees new capabilities, new opportunities ahead
Andrew Robinson, a former ICF executive, is joining Robbins Goia as COO and was drawn to the company by its team and its expanding slate of capabilities that are ripe for the next administration.
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Pricing roulette: Challenges vary agency to agency
Government agencies are trying various ways to break new ground in procurement, but the results and approaches can vary widely from one agency to the next.
Booz Allen nets $20.2M contract to support Army radio office
Booz Allen Hamilton has won a $20.2 million contract to provide programmatic, technical and sustainment IT services to the U.S. Army Project Manager Tactical Radios and associated product management offices.
MacAulay-Brown scores $47M contract to support Customs and Border Protection Office
MacAulay-Brown has won a $47 million contract to support the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Technology Innovation and Acquisition.
Interactive Process Training awarded $8.7M option for technical, analytical support
Interactive Process Training LLC has been awarded an $8.6 million option by the Washington Headquarters Services to support the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics.
Nomination period open for 2016 GovCon Awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the 14th annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards, presented by the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce and Professional Services Council.
FEMA seeks feedback about asset tracking IT
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is looking for innovations and new technologies to aid in its asset tracking.
Indyne wins $46.4M sole source O&M contract
Indyne Inc. has won a $46.4 million sole source contract modification to continue providing operations and maintenance support to the Eglin Test and Training Complex.
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