The Air Force makes its third attempt to get the NetCents 2 Products contract up and running, but 16 awards means there are 10 other companies that are disappointed. Will we see more bid protests?
One of the two OASIS protests has been withdrawn after the General Services Administration amended its RFP, but a second protest continues. In the meantime, GSA gets a commitment for OASIS from a potentially large customer.
OBXtek uses a combination of incentives and a good dose of independence to fuel its growth to the No. 1 ranking on the 2013 Washington Technology Fast 50.
For DRT Strategies, the rise up the Fast 50 ranks has meant balancing risk and taking chances at the right time. It also helps to have a leader who's been through hard times.
Lockheed Martin has won a contract modification under the Air Force’s NETCENTS I contract to provide an integrated space situational awareness prototype developer.
Computer Sciences Corp. won a $28 million bridge contract to continue supporting a variety of Marine Corps business systems until a new contract is competively awarded.
The deal flow in 2013 has been slow to date, but the conditions might be right for a pickup in mergers and acquisitions as we move through the second half of the year.
Sometimes it's good to protest as SAIC wins a $1.76 billion NASA contract after it objected to the original award to Wyle. The question now is whether Wyle will try to return the favor.
Avaya Government Solutions has added its own protest to a Customs and Border Protection contract awarded to Lockheed Martin. Incumbent IBM Corp. filed a protest earlier this month after losing the ACE contract, which it has held since 2001.
Samuel Gordy takes over as general manager of SAIC's integrated systems group in its National Security Sector, a precursor unit of the Leidos business that will be created when SAIC splits later this year.
Logos Technologies wins an $8 million option to continue its support of the Kestrel wide-area surveillance system used to help protect forward operating bases in Afghanistan.
The Navy adds a $27.6 million modification to Northrop Grumman's sole-source contract to continue supporting the operations and maintenance of the Global Hawk unmanned aircraft.
The PAE Group is just a month out from closing its acquisition of Computer Sciences Corp.'s Applied Technology Division and the deal has passed an important milestone -- capturing the option year on one of its marquee contracts.
