GSA officials are recommending that government contractors look at ongoing category management initiatives and adjust their go to market strategies accordingly.
An analysis by the immixGroup dives into tech opportunities in the Defense Department's 2016 budget and tracks trends that will influence DOD spending this year and beyond.
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command is considering its acquisition approach for a follow-on contract to continue developing the Global Positioning System-based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Services (GPNTS) system software.
The Army is initiating the Cyber Innovation Challenge, with the hope of finding and then delivering a holistic prototype micro-cloud management solution.
AAI Corp., doing business as Textron Systems, has been awarded a $19.4 million contract modification with the Army to support the Shadow unmanned aerial vehicle.
ManTech International has won a $47 million task order to provide engineering and technical support services for the Navy’s submarine and surface ship acoustical trials.
Our sister publication FCW has released its annual list of the 100 people who have made a significant contribution to the mission of government in the past year, and the contractor community is well represented.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that URS Federal has filed a bid protest after losing the recompete of a $252 million SEC contract it has held since 2009.
In our fourth installment of our WT Contractor Confidence Index, we find that contractors remain generally upbeat about the market, but there are still some worries around budget pressures and the impact of a new administration.
Stan Soloway, the long-time leader of the Professional Services Council, has launched his own consulting firm - Celero Strategies - to help companies take advantage of changes going on in the federal market.
Five companies have received contract modifications to continue their technical and analytical support of the Commander Operational Test and Evaluation Force.
Vistronix Intelligence and Technology Solutions has won a $30 million contract to provide data analytics and information technology support to the National Institute of Environmental Health Science’s National Toxicology Program.
