Leidos has won a $12 million contract with the Homeland Security Department to support the Science and Technology Agricultural Scientific Program at the Plum Island Animal Disease Center.
The government can be a smarter buyer, but contractors need to embrace more competition and accept that change is good for their companies and the market.
ICF International has won a $50 million recompete contract to continue providing cyber network defense research and services to the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.
Lockheed Martin has won a $14.2 million contract with the Army to operate and sustain the National Cyber Range, which will be a scale model of the internet.
Science Applications International Corp. has won a $192 million contract with the Marine Corps to support the Legacy Assault Amphibious Vehicle Personnel Carrier Variant Platform program.
Hewlett-Packard just launched a new, Helion managed private cloud product that is focused on the security requirements mandated by public sector agencies, according to FCW.
The government market has shown real signs of improvement and executives at a Deltek conference expressed optimism. Where do they see the signs of a market on the rise?
The rise in suspension and debarment actions are not an isolated case, but are rather part of a larger trend of increases scrutinty and pressure on contractors.
Leidos has won three task orders totaling $54 million contract to providing engineering, integration and training services to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic as it moves some functions to the cloud.
Homeland Security Department officials abruptly canceled a request for information about their plans to consolidate the current Enterprise Operations Center and Network Operations Center.
Science Applications International Corp. has won a $13 million task order to provide sustainment and maintenance support services to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
