Agilex sale to Accenture follows a tradition that its late founder Bob LaRose started nearly 20 years ago -- build a strong company, find a good buyer and share the rewards. And then repeat.
The CIO of the Commerce Department's International Trade Administration wants to outsource his commodity IT to focus on mission-critical tech. It's a bold move, but it might be a great example for others.
Harris plans to buy Exelis for $4.75 billion in a deal that it says is transformational. It might be a great deal for Harris, but it also says some great things about the current state of the market.
Editor Nick Wakeman is interviewed on the Government Matters TV show about our latest report looking at the impact of procurement delays on government contractors.
The U.S. Army released a draft solicitation this week for a five-year, $195 million indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contract to support its efforts for capabilities and requirements development.
VMware chief information officer Tony Scott has been tapped by the White House to be the next federal CIO and administrator of the Office of EGovernment, succeeding Steve VanRoekel.
We're still collecting data for our quarterly WT Contractor Confidence Index. Let your voice be heard as we track the mood in the market. Are you feeling good about things? Let us know.
Talk of a cyber Pearl Harbor is a waste of time and energy. It also misses the point because the cyber war has already started. We're already in the middle of Pearl Harbor.
Computer Sciences Corp. put up a valiant fight for an IRS contract but fell short when the GAO backed up the agency's view that Northrop Grumman's bid was a little better and $3 million cheaper.
The new year brought a decline in the number of contract awards hitting the news, but some companies still pulled off some great wins. Who made the list to kick off 2015?
