Eight win $7B contract for systems engineering

Eight companies have won a $7 billion contract to provide the U.S. Army with software and systems engineering services in support of the Software Engineering Center.

Navy awards $12.8M engineering contract

Epsilon Systems Solutions has won a $12.8 million contract with the Navy to provide professional and engineering support services.

Pentagon outlines $23B cyber budget

The Pentagon recently released a cyber budget outline that calls for $23 billion in spending through fiscal 2018.

Early prep helps Boeing weather downturn

Boeing Co. looked ahead in 2012 to avoid this year's fiscal storms by restructuring and reinvesting savings to build its cyber and command and control businesses and as a result it solidified its Top 100 ranking.

CSC resets with inward look

Computer Sciences Corp.'s transformation journeyis well underway as it completes the "getting fit" stage by rebuilding its operating model.

Proactive steps sharpen L-3 focus

L-3 Communications spins off Engility and restructures business units to bring a more solutions-based approach to the federal opportunities.

Focus on BD, M&A fuels CACI strategy

New CACI CEO Ken Asbury leads with business development as a primary focus for the company's growth but don't think that merges and acquisitions are going to be forgotten.

GD keeps steady in turbulent seas

With a new slate of leaders running the company General Dynamics puts its focus on meeting its customers' missions with offerings built around mobile, IT, mission support and ISR.

Israel makes cyber a focus for high schoolers

Israel has begun tapping into its high school classrooms to groom and develop the country's teenagers into the next cyber experts.

Jury is still out on U.S., Chinese cyber truce

President Obama has met twice with China's President Xi Jinping, and while they might agree on issues such as North Korea and climate change, the jury is still out on cybersecurity.

Profiles of some of the leading companies on the Top 100

We talk to some of the leading executives on the Top 100 to get their insights on what's driving the market today.

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Amazon vs. IBM: Does it matter who wins?

The importance of $600 million CIA cloud contract ultimately outweighs whether IBM or Amazon prevails as the prime; instead, this could be a watershed moment in how the government buys technology.

Opinion

Is the government starting to hate LPTA too?

Signs are emerging that government evaluators are starting to fell hamstrung by lowest price, technically acceptable contracting because it limits their judgement. Bob Lohfeld reviews two recent examples.

Social Security plans $210M EMC buy

The Social Security Administration is planning a 10-year, $210 million contract to buy EMC products and services to support its mainframe computers.

Exelis wins $125M contract to deliver airborne jammers

Exelis has won a $125 million contract to deliver an airborne jammer to the U.S. Naval Air Systems Command.

Boeing wins $17M option for Navy aircraft logistics

Boeing Co. has won a contract option to provide the Navy with logistics support services for its C-40A aircraft fleet.

ICF wins $34M contract for program, IT management

ICF International has won a contract with the U.S. Postal Service to provide program and information technology management support in support of two of its divisions.

CACI adds new board member

CACI International has named William Jews to its board of directors.

IBM wins first round in CIA battle with Amazon

The Government Accountability Office has upheld IBM's protest of the $600 million cloud-services contract that the CIA awarded to Amazon, finding fault with price evaluations and discussions with Amazon post award.