Viasat's overall government market strategy is somewhat simple: layer new innovations on top of its commercially-developed satellite network that federal agencies can connect to. Helping change how they connect is also part of that.
Private equity firm Sagewind Capital has unveiled Axient, the new name for a platform company that combines four acquisitions under a single brand with around $600 million in annual revenue.
Now part of Raytheon Technologies, small satellite maker Blue Canyon Technologies promotes one of its co-founders and current chief technical officer to CEO.
As the country opens up and more employees return to the office, government contractors are applying lessons learned to create what the “new normal” will look like. It continues to be a work in progress.
Leidos wins the recompete of a $470.7 million contract to provide deployment services for checkpoint screening equipment to the Transportation Security Administration.
BigBear.ai, a private equity-backed artificial intelligence firm formed in February, will become a publicly-traded entity through this merger with a so-called "blank check" firm or SPAC.
In its first quarter results, Science Applications International Corp. could point to several positive indicators such as a new acquisition, revenue growth, improved margins. Just one negative held: a slight drag from the continuing pandemic.
Science Applications International Corp. will acquire Halfaker & Associates in a $250 million deal to add more health care-related work and build on digital transformation capabilities.
Comcast wins a $102.8 million contract to help the Defense Information Systems Agency replace legacy circuits in one U.S. region with ethernet connections for accessing the military’s global information network.
The U.S. Agency for International Development chooses 11 companies for a $1 billion blanket purchase agreement to support USAID operating units and field missions.
Four years after being on the brink of disaster, Versar and its private equity owner have made a deal that signals an ongoing comeback at the project management firm.
LMI will continue its work with the Army on integrating enterprise resource planning systems for business operations under a new $211 million contract.
How much longer will the courtroom phase of the long-running JEDI cloud contract saga go for? A new decision by the judge overseeing the case on a schedule for proceedings offers some clues.
