FAA posts updates on former ONE-IT contract
The Federal Aviation Administration has released a list of updates on ONE-IT, including a name change to Information Technology Shared Services Solution Delivery contract.
Seven more win spots on $22B EAGLE II contract
The Homeland Security Department has made seven more small business awards under its EAGLE II contract. Who's made the cut so far to compete under the $22 billion contract?
Nick's picks: 6 questions everyone wants answers to
Some questions that Editor Nick Wakeman gets asked have easy answers. Many do not, but Nick always has an opinion.
10 win $249.6M C5ISR contract with Navy
Ten small businesses have won a contract with the U.S. Navy that will allow them to compete for $250 million in command and control and enterprise information services work.
Who made February's biggest hires?
In just 28 days, February was a busy month with companies from CACI to QinetiQ making some major personnel moves. Who went where, and how should you update your contacts?
SAIC takes next step toward split
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, SAIC lays the groundwork for creating two publicly traded companies, one called SAIC, the other Leidos. The filing covers the structure of the new SAIC, market challenges and revenues.
Northrop names two new execs for Aerospace sector
Northrop Grumman has promoted Kenneth Bedingfield to vice president of business management and chief financial officer of its Aerospace Systems sector and Peggy Nelson as vice president of engineering and global product development.
TeleCommunication Systems wins $16.1 for comm systems delivery
TeleCommunication Systems has won incremental funding to deliver communications systems to the U.S. Marine Corps.
Capping compensation isn't the answer to procurement troubles
Another attempt to cap executive compensation reimbursement doesn't get to the real issue with contracting: the reluctance of the government to focus on results over process.
GD picks insider to lead information systems group
General Dynamics has moved David Heebner from combat systems to the leadership of the Information Systems and Technology group, replacing Gerard DeMuro, and kicking off a shuffling of other executives.
ITT Exelis wins $6.5M contract for radar system
ITT Exelis has won a contract to provide the U.S. Coast Guard with a radar system.
PSC merges with international development group
The Coalition of International Development Companies has merged with the Professional Services Council in order to increase the organization's voice on government policy.
KBR names new president of infrastructure, government and power group
KBR has named Andrew Summers group president of the company's Infrastructure, Government and Power business.
Wyle wins its biggest contract ever
Wyle wins a $1.76 billion recompete at NASA that lands the company its largest contract award to provide health and science support to human space flight operations.
Qualis Corp. names new executive VP
Qualis Corp. has named Rod Duke executive vice president, where he will suppor the company's strategic growth initiatives.
Dovel Technologies taps new corporate controller
Dovel Technologies has tapped Amr Fahmi to be responsible for the company's accounting operations as its corporate controller.
GTSI undertakes major rebranding
GTSI's parent company, Unicom Global, is rebranding the 30-year-old resller as Unicom Government, effectively marking the end of GTSI as a brand name in the government market.
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