NCI revenues, earnings fall in third quarter

NCI reports declines in revenue and earnings as contracts expire and programs end.

Raytheon to upgrade Air Force weather data system

Raytheon will modernize weather satellite systems to help the U.S. Air Force provide its warfighters with real-time and effective data under a $11.5 million contract.

Sandy makes the case for big data

The accuracy of the forecasts leading up to Hurricane Sandy make a compelling argument that the application of big data is too powerful to ignore.

The case for post-election optimism

The campaigning is done, and now there is a window of opportunity for the two parties to work together, but that window won't be open forever.

20 to fight for $10B in tactical comm tasks

Twenty companies will compete for task orders under the Army's $10 billion Global Tactical Advanced Communication Systems contract.

TechAmerica taps new chairman of the board

Dennis Stolkey of HP Enterprise Services replaces Peter J. Boni of Safeguard Scientifics, who will remain on the board.

ManTech subsidiary wins $20.5M military health contract

Evolvent Technologies, a subsidiary of ManTech, will provide new development and sustainment support services that add new capabilities to the military's healthcare record application, the AHLTA-Theater

Raytheon wins $22.5M ship defense contract

Raytheon will continue to provide system development and test integration services to the Ship Self-Defense System, and will do so through the company's fiscal 2013, thanks to a recent contract extension.

SRA plans layoffs from lost contract

SRA warns 222 employees that they could lose their jobs on Jan. 1 because of lost FDIC contract.

CSC's progress outshines its areas of decline

CSC listed a number of declines in both its North American public sector and overall, but its good news might outshine the bad.

Forget the election; now the work begins

It won't matter who wins, there is plenty of work that needs to be done. Here are four places to start.

Opinion

Down to the wire, IT sales opportunities are there

The fiscal cliff is fast approaching but there are still opportunities out there. You just have to know where to look.

ICF reports booming third quarter

ICF International saw growth across all of its major markets this quarter, ended Sept. 30. Revenue figures were up, largely due to its non-government business.

Welcome to the new era of corporate culture

A tough market has many companies focusing on their culture as a tool for making them more competitive. That philosphy was well-represented at the recent Greater Washington Government Contractor awards gala.

ManTech follows third quarter trend of mixed results

ManTech announced record cash flow and a revenue increase from the last quarter, but took a hit in operating income, net income and diluted earnings per share as well as year-to-year results.

SAIC unveils leadership team for spin-off

SAIC has picked the team that will lead the new company next year. Which insiders will make the leap?

Honeywell wins $181M logistics contract for F-18 fighters

Honeywell will continue to provide logistics support for the Navy's F-18 fighters.

Reporter's notebook: Highlights from the GovCon Awards

The annual awards program has many special moments, and this year was no different. Here are some of editor Nick Wakeman's favorites.

Will a sequestration solution open the M&A flood gates?

Sequestration continues to put a damper on M&A activity. What needs to change to get more deals done?

Accenture taps an insider as new federal leader

David Moskovitz, who joined Accenture 18 years ago, has been picked to fill the CEO post at Accenture Federal Services.