Northrop appoints new division VP, cyber
Northrop Grumman has named Robert Fleming vice president of cyber, unattended systems and division strategy for the company’s land and self protection systems division.
IT Cadre makes five management changes
IT Cadre had made a number of changes to its management team in order to better align the company for success.
IT jobs continue to rise in July
Information technology jobs have continued the trend of tepid growth from last month, according to a report from TechServe Alliance.
Opinion
Top 4 opportunities at FAA
The FAA dominates the IT spending at the Transportation Department, and immixGroup analyst Kevin Shaker explores the top four opportunities at the agency.
If you aren't ready for September, it's too late
Nearly a quarter of all government IT spending happens in September, so billions of dollars are at stake. Have you laid the ground work for the busiest month of the year?
GSA, OPM to set up large human capital contracts
The General Services Administration released solicitations for two multiple-award governmentwide contract vehicles to provide agencies with complex, tailored training and development services for employees.
American Systems picks up more engineering, IT services with latest acquisition
American Systems has added complementary engineering and IT services as well as new employees with its acquisition of EM Business Holdings.
Abt Associates wins $7.4M contract for technical assistance
Abt Associates has won a $7.4 million contract to provide technical assistance for the Social Security Administration’s Work Incentive Planning and Assistance program.
Northrop wins $13.6M contract mod for IT support
Northrop Grumman has won a $13.6 million contract modification to provide information technology to the Army.
SRI International wins $8.5M R&D contract
SRI International has won an $8.5 million contract with the Navy to provide research and development services to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
No protests for huge Leidos health record contract
IBM and Computer Sciences Corp. have decided not to protest Leidos' $4.3 billion Defense Department electronic health record contract, leaving us in the dark about many details of how Leidos pulled off the victory.
$700M State IT contract hits the streets
The State Department has released the final solicitation for its $700 million small business contract.
Octo Consulting taps new president, COO
Octo Consulting Group has named Bob McCord president and chief operating officer.
DISA plans for five-year IDIQ to develop virtualization platform
The Defense Information System Agency extended the response date for feedback on developing and planning the Defense Department’s virtualization platform.
CSC takes on fight against weapons of mass destruction
Computer Sciences Corp. has won a $10.3 million contract to help the Defense Threat Reduction Agency counter weapons of mass destruction.
Wright State Applied Research Corp. to support ISR efforts under $42.5M contract
Wright State Applied Research Corp. has won a $42.5 million contract to provide the Air Force with human-machine teaming for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance analysis.
Orizon Inc. nabs $6.3M task order for program, analytical support
Orizon Inc. has won a $6.3 million task order to provide programming and analytical support for web development to the Treasury Department.
Lockheed wins DHS cyber accreditation
Lockheed Martin becomes the first non-telecom company to earn a commercial service provider accreditation from the Homeland Security Department.
GSA proposes cyber addition to Schedule 70
GSA wants to create a new category under Schedule 70 to make it easier to call out cyber and information assurance products and services.
Opinion