Catapult hires new BD director
Catapult Technology has hired Harry Lackey to serve as its director of business development.
How to know if you will win or lose in 2014
Sure, the market has more clarity, but many expect 2014 to be a year where winners and losers begin to emerge. Does your company possess the right characteristics to survive and thrive in today's market?
SAIC wins $33M task order to support Naval Surface Warfare Center
SAIC has won a $33 million task order to provide engineering, technical and program management support services to the Quality and Systems Engineering Assurance division of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division.
ManTech completes acquisition of Allied Technology Group
ManTech International Corp. has completed its acquisition of Allied Technology Group, bolstering ManTech’s ability to provide IT, engineering services, program management and training solutions to its federal customers and bringing on board two large Homeland Security Department contracts.
Leidos CEO to retire
Leidos chairman and CEO John Jumper is retiring as CEO, but will stay on board until a successor is found.
Inside NOAA's $3B PROTECH contract opportunity
With the RFP for its $3 billion PROTECH contract fast approaching, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has become more vocal about the source selection process and what contractors should focus on in order to be a winner.
Aerospace Corp. names new division executive director
The Aerospace Corp. has named Sabrina Steele executive director of the corporate communications and public affairs division.
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10 ways marketing drives your company's success
Kevin Young, a marketing and business development expert with Lohfeld Consulting, describes some of the most common go-to-market mistakes made by government contractors, and how to avoid them.
Avaya, Camber make $100M deal
Avaya is selling its government professional services business to Camber Corp. for $100 million, giving Camber an opporutnity to build out its portfolio.
CardConnect names new CEO
CardConnect has named current president Jeffrey Shanahan as CEO, effective immediately.
Leidos wins $11M option to provide simulation, training program
Leidos has won an $11 million option to provide development of a live virtual and constructive integrated training environment to the Army.
Navmar Applied Sciences wins $48M contract to support UAV
Navmar Applied Sciences Corp. has won a $44.7 million contract with the Navy to support the Copperhead Unmanned Air Systems.
Northrop, Sierra Nevada win $90M counter IED contracts
Northrop Grumman and Sierra Nevada Corp. have won a $90 million contract to support counter IED efforts for the Navy.
Tech Data Corp. makes three internal promotions
Tech Data Corp. has rearranged its leadership, making three internal promotions to manage the company's regional business areas and finances.
Two win $55.7M option for acquisition management services
Two companies have won a $55.7 million option to provide the Air Force with technical and acquisition management support services.
USIS, the NCAA and the search for justice
The case of USIS and how it conducted certain background investigations raises questions about how to punish wrongdoing after the alleged wrongdoers are long gone.
Marines to boost support for insider threat program
The Marine Corps is formulating an acquisition strategy to buy cyber and security support services for enterprise audit and insider threat program at the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity.
Northrop Grumman wins $200M contract to provide navigation systems
Northrop Grumman has won a $200 million contract to sustain its embedded global positioning/inertial navigation systems, or EGI, for the Air Force.
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