Northrop Grumman names new VP in enterprise shared services org

Northrop Grumman has promoted Rich Lambert to vice president, operations and international of its enterprise shared services organization.

  • By Mark Hoover

Fallen DynCorp employees honored with Defense of Freedom medals

State and Defense departments step up efforts to recognize contractors who made the ultimate sacrifice.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Former Lockheed, Accenture exec takes on AT&T role

Kay Kapoor has been tapped to take over leadership of AT&T's federal business. She comes to the company after a stint at Accenture and 20 years at Lockheed Martin.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Small business should feel first pains of sequestration

Small businesses will likely be the first to feel sequestration's pain, military acquisition officials say as budget planning enters a "purgatory of sorts."

  • By Washington Technology staff

Issa, Spires sketch visions for IT reform and CIO authority

House hearing on draft legislation explores budget authority, chains of command and the sheer number of agency CIOs.

  • By Camille Tuutti

The "ugly" comes after sequestration

Sequestration might be the easier pill to swallow in March because solving the continuing resolution riddle might be even more painful.

  • By Nick Wakeman
Opinion

DOD gets serious about supply chain security

The Defense Department is stepping up scrutiny of contractor supply chains and if you can't declare it safe, you'll be at a competitive disadvantage.

  • By Steve Charles

Air Force opportunity targets cyber threats

The Air Force is considering development of a small-business contract for cybersecurity services.

  • By Nick Wakeman

HP nabs $48M contract to aid health care reform

HP Enterprise Services has won a contract to help the state of Vermont reach its health care goals.

  • By Mark Hoover

Deltek picks insider as new CFO

Deltek has picked Michael Krone, their comptroller to be its new chief financial officer.

  • By Nick Wakeman

5 ways to revitalize your image

Today's market demands that you fine tune your message and follow through. Here are five tips on how to make your image shine this year.

  • By Sandy Levine

Alion wins $183M contract modification for acquisition support

Alion Science and Technology has won a contract modification to provide lifecycle acquisition support to the Air Force.

  • By Mark Hoover

Retired admiral joins 3-D tech company

Dassault Systemes has named Rear Admiral J. Clarke Orzalli senior business development executive.

  • By Mark Hoover

General Dynamics, Samsung partner on mobile device security

General Dynamics C4 Systems and Samsung have partnered so that new, Samsung KNOX-enabled phones can run "GD Protected," which bolsters mobile security and allows mobile workers to bring their own devices to work.

  • By Mark Hoover

10 names SAIC could have picked, but didn't

SAIC has picked Leidos as the name of the new company to be created when it splits later this year. We present a list of the top 10 names that the company could have considered, and why they ultimately would have been rejected.

  • By Nick Wakeman

SAIC releases names of new spin-off companies

SAIC has picked the names of the two new businesses that will be created when it splits. One will be called SAIC, while the other takes on the name "Leidos." Who gets what name and what does Leidos mean?

  • By Mark Hoover

TCS partners with mobile communications solutions firm

TeleCommunication Systems will add Cellcrypt's cloud-based mobile communications solution to its portfolio under recent partnership.

  • By Mark Hoover

MacB wins $31M option to provide intelligence support to Air Force special operations

MacAulay-Brown has won an option to provide intelligence support the Air Force Special Operations Command.

  • By Mark Hoover

Northrop Grumman taps new VP, controller of technical services

Northrop Grumman has named Jon Remington vice president and controller of the company's technical services sector.

  • By Mark Hoover

Boom or bust: What a Duke blowout teaches about the market

The government market has turned from boom to bust, and how you compete during the good times is just as important as how you compete during the hard times. A couple ACC basketball coaches taught that lesson on Sunday.

  • By Nick Wakeman
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