GP Strategies Corp. has won a $29.6 million contract to provide technical and professional support to the Defense Department/Army Chemical Materials Activity Recovered Materiel Directorate.
Communications Resource Inc. has won a $73 million contract to globally deploy a Physical Security Information Management system, or PSIM, for the State Department.
Much like the now defunct DISA enterprise license agreement, VMware's competitors are complaining that an Army agreement gives the company too much of an advantage, especially without a competition being held.
We're putting together a strong lineup of government speakers for our Dec. 15 Cybersecurity Day, including representatives from the Army, HHS, DHS and Commerce as well as an immixGroup market intelligence expert.
The Air Force’s Space and Mission Systems Center is surveying the market about the technical maturity of potential Expendable Small Launch Vehicles (ESLV) systems and components.
The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council, or ACT-IAC, has opened up the nomination period for its 2016 Igniting Innovation Awards.
The Government Accountability Office has taken an Army contract to support an intelligence system away from Lockheed Martin after a competitor raised concerns about organizational conflicts of interest.
The Marine Corps is planning a contract for system integration and interoperability improvements to its Marine Air Ground Task Force Logistics Support Systems.
CSRA CEO Larry Prior says his priorities are building the next layer of the company's management team and putting a laser focus on next generation cloud opportunities in the federal market.
