Lockheed finds a lot to like in its latest acquisition of Systems Made Simple, namely strong health IT capabilities and the top spot on a $12 billion VA contract.
Government contracting just ain’t what it used to be. Here are eight trends of the "new normal" that are changing the market and forcing companies to rethink their strategies.
Engility executives say the $1.1 billion deal for TASC will transform the company, and with the company's stock jumping nearly 12 percent, it seems plenty of people agree. We look inside why Engility thinks the acquisition is such a good deal.
The Army anticipates awarding a four-year indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract for technical support services as well as reuse and redesign of existing systems in the Army Knowledge Online–Enterprise System (AKO-ES).
DLT Solutions has won a $322 million blanket purchase agreement and enterprise license agreement to provide Symantec software licenses and support to the Navy and Marine Corps.
Dynamic Aviation has named Ralph Alderson senior vice president, programs, where he will be help drive development of the company’s program management department.
Intelligent Decisions CEO Harry Martin has resigned from the company he founded after the Justice Department determined that "improper gratuities" were paid to a DOD procurement official.
Stellar Science Ltd. has won a $7.4 million contract to provide the Air Force with research and development services in support of the Directed Energy High Performance Computing software Applications Institute.
Computer Sciences Corp. and New York City are being accused by U.S. attorney Preet Bharara of conspiring to rip off the Medicaid program by millions of dollars, but CSC and NYC say it is a dispute over technical billing questions.
