GDIT wins $42M task order for computer forensics

General Dynamics has won a task order to provide IT services to the FBI's Computer Analysis Response Team Storage Area Network.

CDW CEO to also become CDW chairman

CDW has named its CEO, Thomas E. Richards to the additional position of chairman of the CDW board, replacing John A. Edwardson.

Insights Public Sector wins $617.3M Microsoft contract

Insights Public Sector will deliver Microsoft software licenses to the Army.

Who's next on the M&A hit list?

As recent deals attest, for likely takeover targets, look no further than the winners of large task order contracts.

Opinion

Today's market demands benchmarking proposals. Here's how.

Bob Lohfeld offers advice on how to benchmark your proposals and increase your win-rates.

Opinion

Vendor practices raise data protection questions

Privacy concerns are growing and one area the government needs to focus on is vendor data collection practices.

CSC continues divesting; plans sale of IT staffing unit

Computer Sciences Corp. will seel its Australian IT staffing unit, Paxus, to Adcorp for $73.5 million as CSC continues its turnaround strategy.

10 to battle for $315M Army Corps of Engineers contract

Work on the $315 million Army Corps of Engineering contract will focus on security and control systems.

New BAE leader puts focus on people

DeEtte Gray's strategy to grow BAE Systems Intelligence & Security business starts with a focus on culture. She shares her thoughts on how to find and keep top talent.

Seven firms to compete for Senate IT contract

Seven companies will compete to be the sole winner of the Senate Information Technology Support Contract III.

Opinion

Remembering Jack Brooks

PSC's Alan Chvotkin recalls Congressman Jack Brooks and how he learned that it was better to work with and not against the smart but tough congressman.

CGI Federal visa support work in China

CGI Federal will support the State Department's visa work in China in a contract possible worth $186 million.

Opinion

What's beyond sequestration? Plenty.

When contractors start talking about issues that concern them, it's quickly obvious that little has to do with sequestration or the fiscal cliff.

HP faces break up pressure

Speculation and perhaps investor pressure is rising for Hewlett-Packard to break itself up as concerns surface about its acquisition of Autonomy and other questionable strategic moves.

ICF names new leader in energy group

ICF International names Seth Hulkower senior vice president in its energy, environment and transportation group, where he will be responsible for leading the company's expansion in the distribution area

ITT Exelis makes deal for communications firm

ITT Exelis expands its communications and mobile communications solutions through the acquisition of C4i Pty. Ltd.

Former ManTech exec joins MacAulay-Brown as SVP

MacAulay-Brown has appointed Mark P. Chadason as senior vice president to lead its new National Security Group and to manage its National Capital Headquarters.

American Systems wins $56M communications contract

American Systems will help the Army Reserve stay connected to the secure SIPRnet network under a $56 million contract.

OMB reports reduced contract spending, releases memo

FCW.com reports that the Office of Management and Budget has reported a decline in federal contract spending in the past three years, and also reports on the creation of a strategic sourcing council.

Interior restructures its business center

The Interior Department has restructured its National Business Center in order to be more efficient, renaming it the Interior Business Center.