GD wins $7.5M contract to support USS Carter Hall

General Dynamics NASSCO has won a $7.5 million contract to provide support to the USS Carter Hall, a ship that supports amphibious landings.

Sparta Inc. wins $7.3M option to support Space and Missile Systems Center

Sparta Inc. has won a $7.3 million option with the Air Force to continue supporting the Space and Missile Systems Center.

Airtec wins $9.5M Navy contract for ISR services in Bogota

Airtec Inc. has won a $9.5 million contract to provide intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance services to the Navy.

Healthcare.gov contract comes to end for CGI

CGI Federal will stop working on the troubled Healthcare.gov website next month as the government decides not to exercise any contract options. Is it all for the best?

Market challenges remain in 2014

Sure there is a budget, but when has there really been positive change in the market? Experts at Raymond James' annual investor conference describe a mixed bag and warn that tough decisions lie ahead.

Boeing wins $7.1M Air Force contract for system to find downed, missing pilots

Boeing has won a $7.1 million contract to provide the Air Force with for logistics support for a system used to locate and rescue pilots downed during combat operations.

Congress crucial to federal procurement reform

Federal IT acquisition reform is possible but lawmakers need to better understand the intricacies of federal IT acquisition practices, which is exactly what TechAmerica’s new senior vice president for public sector, Mike Hettinger, what's to do.

Northrop wins $7.3M contract for mobile C3 comms systems

Northrop Grumman has won a $7.3 million contract to provide post-production lifecycle support for mobile command, control and communications systems for the Marine Corps.

BriarTek wins $8M contract for man overboard system

BriarTek Inc. has won a $8 million Navy contract to provide a system to alert crews when a sailor goes overboard. The contract includes logistics and training.

Engility wins $29.6M contract for launch, recovery program

Engility Corp. has won a $29.6 million contract to provide engineering and technology support to the Navy’s Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment program.

Are CSC, GD the next candidates for spin-offs?

We've seen several large spin offs in the government market in recent years, and all indicators point to even more in 2014. Who are the most likely candidates to split this year?

VA asks for help with VALERI

The Veterans Affairs Department wants IT and management support for its web-enabled, interactive system known as the Veterans Affairs Loan Electronic Reporting Interface, or VALERI.

Abt Associates wins $10M contract to conduct survey on sexual violence

Abt Associates has won a $10 million contract with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to conduct a national and state level survey on the magnitude and characteristics of sexual violence, stalking and intimate partner violence.

Secure Communication Systems acquires surveillance solutions firm

Secure Communication Systems has acquired Tactical Micro in a move to boost its training, instrumentation and surveillance solutions for military and commercial customers.

Serco wins $100M contract extension to provide aviation services

Serco has won a $100M contract with Public Works and Government Services Canada to provide site support services at the 5 Wing Canadian Forces Base in Goose Bay, Canada.

BAE Systems wins $14M contract for dry-docking planned maintenance

BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair has won a $14 million contract to provide the Navy with fiscal 2013 dry-docking planned maintenance availability services.

DMI picks Blackberry exec as new VP of BD

DMI has named Larry Silver vice president of business development, federal mobility, where he will work to promote the company’s mobile enterprise solutions and services.

Lockheed wins $449M in contracts for Air Force missile production, logistics

Lockheed Martin has won two contracts totaling $449 million to support the Air Force by continuing to produce Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles and Extended Range variants.

Inside SAIC's growth strategy

CEO Tony Moraco explains how the new SAIC is better off as an independent company, and how its structure aligns with growth opportunities in today's highly competitive market.

Aerospace Testing Alliance wins $23M to continue supporting engineering complex

Aerospace Testing Alliance has won a $23 million contract modification with the Air Force to continue supporting the Arnold Engineering Development Complex.