ManTech wins $33.5M anti-terrorism contract

ManTech has won a $33.5 million contract to provide scientific, engineering, technical and administrative support to the Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office

Exelis hires new president of Information Systems

Exelis has hired Pamela Drew as the new president of Information Systems, replacing Mike Wilson, who will retire at the end of March.

Northrop Technical Services sectors promotes new VP

Northrop Grumman names Steve Hogan to the position of sector vice president and general manager of Technical Services sector's integrated logistics and modernization.

Guident wins five task orders worth $8M for technical services

The recently acquired subsidiary of CGRT Inc., Guident, has won 5 task orders with the EPA for professional technical services.

Who will lead GSA?

Two of GSA's top leadership positions are still filled by leaders with "acting" in their titles.

Lessons from the 100 Best Companies to Work For

Fortune's annual list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For offers some good tips for building a culture that values employees.

Will HP sell its services business?

Hewlett-Packard Co. is getting calls from potential buyers interested in its services business and its troubled Autonomy acquisition.

Caggiano funeral arrangements announced

A funeral mass for Joe Caggiano will be held 11 a.m. Friday in Bethesda, Md.

Lockheed wins $104M contract for GPS sustainment

Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment services toward the GPS ground system that is crucial to maintaining the nation's space superiority. What small businesses made the team?

Wanna be a better contractor? Feds plan small biz event

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is hosting the event, Top Teaming Tactics: What Primes Really Want, which will cater to small businesses just breaking into the federal contracting market.

Northrop names new VP of mission assurance for Technical Services

Northrop Grumman has promoted Ruth Bishop to the position of vice president of quality, safety and mission assurance for its Technical Services sector.

In defense of the Marines IT warehouse plan

Some commenters push back against the criticism of the Marines go-it-alone IT warehouse plan, but does the criticism point to bigger issue?

Vistronix names new president

As part of the company's strategy, Vistronix has named John Hassoun president, where he will be responsible for the company's business units as well as its growth into new markets.

GSA plan industry day for new FBI HQ

The GSA is holding an industry day to give an overview of the project that will move the FBI headquarters to a state of the art location.

Catapult hires new BD director

Catapult Technologies has hired Brian Murphy as director, business development in order to capture new business in defense sector.

Remembering Joe Caggiano

The government market loses a popular and respected leader with the death of Joe Caggiano.

Hagel: Good or bad for contractors?

There are plenty of concerns about what kind of secretary of defense Chuck Hagel will make, and how he will impact contractors. Hang on, it might get a little bumpy.

Marines want their own IT warehouse

The Marine Corps wants to own and operate its own warehouse for managing the IT products needed for the NGEN contract, and for tactical needs.

FBI plans small-business contracting event

The FBI is planning an event in February that will allow discussion and feedback on an upcoming requirement to recompete an Information Technology Refresh Program on existing IT equipment.

Booz Allen civilian leader set to retire

Booz Allen Hamilton announced the retirement of Francis "Jimmy" Henry, who runs the company's civil business and a 35-year vet.