Leidos has won a potentially $25 million task order to provide technical and programmatic support to help the Veterans Affairs Department in executing the OneVA Enterprise Architecture program.
Accenture has named Gary Glickman to its Health and Public Service operating group where he will provide strategy consulting services for state and local government clients in North America.
Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp. has won a $17 million delivery order to provide the Air Force with support for its Advanced Automated Tactical Communications aircraft.
Raytheon has won a $38.3 million option to provide design agent and engineering services in support of the Navy’s Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC).
ORI, a small, woman-owned business, has kept its focus on customers and employees, and it has three new Labor Department wins that to show how that focus is paying dividends.
In-Q-Tel has invested an undisclosed amount of money into MemSQL, a big data analytics firm with technology to capture, store and query hundreds of terabytes of data.
It looks like the Army is sticking to its guns and will stay the course as it faces an onslaught of protests for its downselect decisions for the $5 billion ITES-3H contract.
As USIS's security clearance business has slid this year, KeyPoint Government Solutions has seen its share rise to the point that it now calls itself the biggest background investigator for the federal government.
Cloud provider Carpathia and Accelera Solutions Inc. have joined forces to win a $3.1 million contract for IT support of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s Seasparrow program.
