Patriot Group International was faltering when CEO Greg Craddock hopped on board, just in time to turn the company around and into one of the fastest growing small businesses in the market.
NJVC has reorganized its management team by appointing a new president, chief operating officer and senior vice president of business development as it tries to position itself for more success.
CACI International has won a $46 million contract to continue providing software engineering support for the Army’s Program Executive Officer Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS).
The fight goes on for a DHS biometric contract that is two-and-a-half years past its original award date, and there still isn't a guaranteed end in sight.
With n2grate, president and COO Steve Halligan has capitalized on his sales career to lead a company that is comfortable where it is and optimistic about the future. n2grate leads this year's Fast 50 list.
Contract activity picked up in the seventh month of 2015, with July seeing some substantial awards come to market with ceilings in the billions of dollars. Who won this month's biggest contracts?
Raytheon has won a $15.5 million contract to provide operation and maintenance services in support of the Navy Fleet Surveillance Support Center Relocatable Over-the-Horizon Radar system.
Integrated Data Services has won a $16.9 million sole source contract to support the Air Force’s Web Comprehensive Cost and Requirements system (WCCAR).
CACI Integrated Security Solutions has won a $37.9 million contract to support the Navy’s command, control, computers, communications and intelligence projects.
The 2015 Washington Technology Fast 50 showcases the rich diversity of the small-business community and highlights some of the fastest-growing companies in the government market.
The Social Security Administration wants advice on how best to prepare its management and program information systems for the influx of more than 70 million baby boomers who soon will become beneficiaries.
