PAE wins $359M contract to support Navy test range

PAE has won a potentially $359 million contract to support the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division’s Atlantic Test Range and Atlantic Targets and Marine Operations Division.

Northrop Grumman taps head of aerospace programs for Australian business

Northrop Grumman has named Scott Harris head of aerospace programs within Northrop Grumman Australia, where he will represent all Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems Sector operations in that region.

The Aerospace Corp. makes two leadership changes

The Aerospace Corp. has made two leadership changes to deliver what it says will be better value to its customers.

GSA seeking companies with innovative green building technologies

The General Services Administration is looking for information on companies who have innovative and transformational green building technologies.

Kratos subsidiary wins $4.8M contract to provide drones, command and control services

Micro Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kratos Defense and Security Solutions, has won a $4.8 million contract to support Navy with drones and command and control.

Opinion

How many social media networks does a small business need?

Large and medium-sized businesses use a plethora of social media platforms to reach customers, partners and potential employees, but for small business and their limited resources, LinkedIn might be their best single choice, according to marketing guru Mark Amtower.

Northrop Grumman wins $354M contract to increase Air Force's Global Hawk fleet

Northrop Grumman has won a $354 million contract to add three more RQ-4 Global Hawk UAVs to the Air Force’s fleet.

Opinion

Will contractors get a slice of Obama's $5B ISIS fund?

With the United States beginning its operations to "degrade and destroy" ISIS in the Middle East, President Obama has requested $5 billion for a counterterrorism fund, some of which will flow to contractors, but the questions are how much and for what?

21 win $7.2B Army intell contract

Eleven large and 10 small businesses have won spots on a five-year, $7.2 billion Army contract for global intelligence support.

The Chertoff Group names new principal

The Chertoff Group has named David Leach principal, where he will advise clients across all stages of the business lifecycle.

Lockheed making good on international pledge with $800M Australia win

Lockheed Martin has landed an $800 million contract to consolidate data centers for the Australia Defence Department as the company continues to push for more international business.

USIS fall draws mixed reactions

To the Washington Technology audience, USIS is either the villain or victim, but WT readers also raise some valid policy and process questions as they react to the news of the company's fall from grace.

Northrop continues Hawkeye UAV support with $7.2M contract

Northrop Grumman has won a $7.2 million contract to provide software sustainment in support of the Navy’s E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Program.

Deltek report finds agencies increasingly relying on IDIQs

A new Deltek report has found that federal agencies are increasingly relying on task order contracts, which is generally having a positive impact on both agencies and contractors alike.

Lockheed wins $158.8M Navy contract for radar systems

Lockheed Martin has won a potentially $158.8 million contract to produce and field Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP) Block 2 systems for the Navy.

Opinion

WT DEBATE: Stronger culture? Company A or B?

Columnist and government marketing expert Bob Davis describes two companies with distinctly different but common cultures. The question is, which is better?

Welcome to today's telecom revolution

Change is happening rapidly in the world of telecom, and it'll have a big impact on the government market even if we don't know what exactly it'll be.

Strasser pushes commercial energy partnership at PPC

Just a couple months on the job as CEO of PPC, Paul Strasser shows off his strategic growth chops with a partnership with a commercial software company to launch a new energy management as a service offering.

NATO needs upgraded, connected training program system

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization needs to improve its electronic Military Training and Exercise Programme (eMTEP) and is looking for contractor support.

Systems Made Simple taps new VP of administration

Systems Made Simple has named Paul Stevens vice president of administration, where he will be responsible for all human relations, learning and development, staffing and recruiting, facilities and office management.