Network Solutions was a financial blockbuster, but its lessons are more than just dollars and cents. It's an example of how powerful of the cooperation between government and industry can be.
President Obama has made good on his pledge to raise the minimum wage where he can, signing an executive order that applies to new federal contracts or contract replacements beginning next year.
The Veterans Affairs Department’s Enterprise Operations (EO) is researching the market for what’s available to support its “Storage On Demand” strategy.
OPM has vowed not to use contractors in the final stages of the security clearance process. Meanwhile, Rep. Darrell Issa plans for legislation that he says will make the process more rigorous and institute continual evaluation of people holding security clearances.
Data Link Solutions has won a $24 million contract with the Navy to modernize the on-ship Multi-functional Information Distribution System, or MIDS system.
IntelliDyne has won a $48.5 million task order to provide technology solutions to the National Library of Medicine, a part of the National Institutes of Health.
Abt Associates has named Julie Strawn, a principal associate. She, where she will facilitate research and communication with policymakers across workforce and education arenas and contribute to the company’s work in career pathways research and technical assistance.
VA's Allison Hickey rallied government IT contractors at the annual Operation Jumpstart event to hire more veterans for their loyalty, work ethic, and especially their dedication to your company's mission.
Lockheed Martin is going through a transition, and its partnership deal with NASCAR is just the latest sign that the company has its sights set on being more than just the biggest contractor in the market.
Alion Science and Technology has won a $12.9 million contract modification to provide the Air Force with technical and analytical support, pushing the total value of the contract to nearly $1 billion.
QinetiQ North America has won two task orders worth $15 million to provide information technology and software development services to the General Services Administration’s Public Buildings Service.
ManTech International Corp. has named Bonnie Cook executive vice president of business operations for the company’s Mission Solutions & Services Group.
