Who's won the biggest contracts in fiscal 2013 so far?

We give the breakdown of the biggest contracts for the first two months of fiscal 2013. Who are the big winners?

Market evolution: Cisco picks a new path forward

Cisco's future isn't about selling routers and switches, but instead, CEO John Chambers is focused on software and services as the driver of growth. What does this say about how the technology market is evolving?

Expect rough times ahead for Eagle II

The prospect of protests and more delays are very real for Eagle II. Many in industry are bracing for a rough ride before this $22 billion contract is fully up and running.

SAIC reports modest third quarter

SAIC reports 3 percent revenue growth in the third quarter and remains cautious in the face of budget pressures.

CACI creates two new business units

CACI has split its Transformation Solutions Group into a Federal Civilian Solutions and Business Systems Solutions groups to bring more focus and resources to those markets.

Harris gets $225M for broadcast unit

Harris has agreed to sell Broadcast Communications to the global investment firm, The Gores Group.

Citrix acquires mobile solutions firm

Citrix has agreed to acquire Zenprise, after which the company will combine mobile solutions to make it easier for CIOs to integrate BYOD policies into their workplaces.

12 win spots on $11B Coast Guard contract

The Coast Guard has made awards to 11 businesses in the full-and-open portion of the lucrative services contract.

Jack Brooks, father of modern procurement, dead at 89

Jack Brooks died this week, and leaves a legacy that includes Watergate and the opening of IT buying to competition.

Six win spots on $22B Eagle II contract

DHS makes the first set of awards under Eagle II in the validation and verification area of the lucrative procurement vehicle.

SRA acquires national security solutions business

SRA International is acquiring the national security solutions business from MorganFranklin, boosting its C4ISR capabilities, as well other capabilities.

Former GTSI CEO gets a new gig

Sterling Phillips, who is credited with turning around GTSI and then selling the company, has been named CEO of U.S. Investigations Services.

Abt Associates hires new VP of human resources

Abt Associates has named John Ruyter vice president of human resources, where he will help lead Abt Associates’ company-wide human resources strategy and operations

B3 picks former CSCer as VP of business development

B3 Solutions hires Brett O'Donnell as its new vice president of business development.

CACI closes deal for health care firm

CACI International has completed its acquisition of Emergint Technologies, bringing on board more health IT capabilities.

Camber wins $65M network integration contract

Camber Corp. has won the Air Force Network Integration Support Contract to support the Air Force with a number of services.

SRA's new COO down, but never out

Deb Alderson moved quickly after getting fired by SAIC last year, never losing her confidence and landing a job at SRA a month later. Now she's the COO. What's behind her remarkable comeback?

SAIC cuts workforce by 700

In an effort to remain competitive in an increasingly challenging market, SAIC CEO John Jumper announced the lay offs of 700 people.

He's back! Former Stanley CEO returns with new firm

Phil Nolan, who grew Stanley Associates into a $1 billion company before selling it, returns to the government market with a new venture.

General Atomics partners with NASA for unmanned systems development

NASA and General Atomics team up to develop and flight test new command and control satellite link capabilities on a Predator B unmanned aircraft system