Agilex has named Mark Bittman and Jose Garcia to the company's advanced technologies leadership team bringing expertise in analytics, cloud and mobility.
Honeywell has won a $550.4 million option to support the Air Force's Satellite Control Network, which operates and maintains defense and civilian satellites.
The Air Force reopens talks with the protestors of the NetCents II Applications contract as it tries to address their complaints. Are more awards in the works?
A tough market isn't something to be avoided; instead, for Northrop Grumman Information Systems President Kathy Warden, it is an opportunity to embrace change and help define the next upturn in the market. She shares her views in this exclusive interview.
Longbow LLC, a joint venture of Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, has won a $51 million contract with South Korea to provide the country with fire control radars for its Apache attack helicopters.
Lockheed Martin has acquired Amor Group in an attempt to expand its international presence and boost its IT solutions for the energy, transport and public sectors.
L-3 Communications’ National Security Solutions group has won a $357 million task order to support the Reserve Component Automation program with distance learning support.
Retired Coast Guard admiral and Booz Allen executive Thad Allen explains the dangers to critical infrastructures as they face natural and man-made threats made all the more complex because of growing cybersecurity dangers.
GSA changes some past performance requirements and decides to extend the deadline for proposals for its $60 billion OASIS professional services contract.
The government has repeatedly failed to meet its small-business goals, but a new report by Centurion Research Solutions can arm you with the information to give you another reason to talk to customers about solving their problems.
Thanks to recent cuts in travel budgets, as well as trends like "bring your own device," players in the video conferencing market have seen booming business. Where do major vendors such as Cisco, Adobe and Polycom see their growth opportunities?
Raytheon has won a $231 million contract with the Navy to upgrade the Navy’s MK15 close-in weapon system, which protects ships from missiles that pentrate other defenses.
Lockheed Martin has won yet another Aegis combat system contract, this one worth $12.5 million, with the Navy to provide system engineering and technical services.
FLIR Systems has won a $50 million contract to sustain the Ground Based Operational Surveillance System, which provides situational awareness through high-resolution imagery systems.
Sept. 27 has been picked for the day that SAIC will split into two companies, each publicly traded, and each with its own board of directors. Guess who just barely lost the office pool for when the split would happen?
General Dynamics had its bid protest involving the NetCents II Applications contract dismissed. This usually means a correction action, such as a new award, is in the works.
Noblis Inc. and LMI have won a $40 million contract to support the Air Force Civil Engineer. They will compete for task orders for systems engineering and acquisition support.
