TRI-COR wins $74M Air Force contract for systems support services
TRI-COR Industries has won a contract with the Air Force to provide applications, infrastructure and systems support services.
Six win $48M Army contract for command and control services
Six companies have won contracts with the Army to provide it with command and control support.
Tight budgets challenge prime-sub relationships
Partnerships today face challenging times as companies deal with tight budgets, increased competition and a market that is operating at an increasing pace. This is one of the key findings of our first WT Insider Report exploring the prime-sub relationship.
Lockheed Martin wins $138.5M extension of CTSS II contract
Lockheed Martin has won a $138.5 million bridge contract for the CTSS II contract to support communications needs of the U.S. Air Force Central Command.
CSC's Schambach announces retirement
Pat Schambach, CSC's homeland security business leader, decides to retire after 32 years in government, and nine years in the private sector. What does he say about CSC's future?
Alderson brings her warrior plan to Sotera
Deb Alderson will take over as CEO of Sotera Defense Solutions on July 8, and describes for us her management philosophy and immediate plans as she steps into a CEO post for the first time.
GSA sets date for OASIS RFPs
The General Services Administration has set a date for the release of the request for proposals for the $10 billion OASIS contract for professional services, including small business and full-and-open portions.
Northrop to provide materials support for Hawkeye production
Northrop Grumman has won a $9.3 million option with the Navy to provide long lead materials and related support for the production of five E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Lot 2 aircraft.
Joint venture takes on geospatial data services for U.S. Navy
Critigen-Clark Nexson Joint Venture has won a $35 million contract with the Navy to provide IT-related mapping and geospatial data services across several regions of the U.S.
Northrop hires two for new business and advanced systems unit
Northrop Grumman has tapped Amy Hopkins and Thomas Laux to be directors within its newly formed Business and Advanced Systems Development organization within its Aerospace Systems sector.
ManTech supports Justice civil division under $16M contract
ManTech International has won a $16 million contract to provide IT support, strategic planning and training services to the Justice Department's civil division.
What one thing can make you a better prime?
That's turned out to be a loaded question in our WT Insider Report, but the answers provide a road map for being a better prime and a better sub.
Who won June's biggest contracts?
June brought another increase in the number of contract awards that we've covered during the month, marking the continuation of a trend we've followed since January. So who are June's big winners?
Accenture wins $64M contract to modernize SEC
Accenture Federal has won a $64 million blanket purchase agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to integrate Oracle Development Services for IT functions and modernize how its internal systems..
URS grows UAV business with Air Force
URS Technical Services has won a contract option with the Air Force to provide program support for Air Combat Command's Unmanned Aircraft System Operations Center. The win brings the total value of the contract to $124.6 million.
Lockheed Martin nabs $295M contract mod for Aegis development
Lockheed Martin has won a contract modification with the Missile Defense Agency to provide system engineering and program management services to continue developmentof the Aegis baseline.
Better prime-sub relations start with trust
Our findings found a significant group who see relationships improving with prime contractors, and the most often cited reasons are the same ones those with poor relationships see trouble.
Lockheed goes global with new business unit
Lockheed Martin is making international growth a top priority through the creation of a new business group under the leadership of Pat Dewar.
HP rebuilds for 'new style' of IT
Hewlett-Packard captured the No. 7 spot on the 2013 Top 100 during a fix and rebuild year as the company focuses on a "new style" of IT delivery.
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