Raytheon Co. has acquired Foreground Security to add to its managed security services solutions and professional services capabilities related to cybersecurity.
As expected, the ninth month of 2015 saw a flurry of contracts as September closed out the government fiscal year. Who netted the biggest contracts of the month?
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is seeking consulting work for human capital strategic planning and data analytics to make plans for its workforce.
Booz Allen Hamilton has found itself on the other side of a protest fight after having won and lost a competition to support the Defense Media Activity.
Hewlett-Packard Co. came out the winner in a $225 million competition to move much of the Office of Federal Student Aid data center requirements to the cloud.
The U.S. Cyber Command issued a draft solicitation for a five-year, $460 million contract to support its headquarters with management and mission support services.
We rank the largest 8(a) small businesses in the government market, and the numbers this year are a good indication that market might be taking a positive turn.
Trowbridge & Trowbridge has won a $42.5 million contract to provide technology, engineering and development to the Washington Headquarters Services’ Enterprise Information Technology Services Directorate.
Northrop Grumman has named Kenneth Robinson vice president, operations, for its intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance division in the company’s Information Systems sector.
If you’ve worked in business development, you know how hard it can be to find the right small business partner. Can social networking help ease that pain? Tom Skypek at GovBizConnect thinks it can.
