Jack London remembered for dedication, leadership, business acumen

Business leaders from across the GovCon market are sharing their remembrances of Jack London, the long-time CACI International leader who died this week. He was recalled as a highly ethical leader who was dedicated to customers and the company.

  • By Nick Wakeman

GSA makes more on-ramp awards as court date nears for $5.75B human capital vehicle

The General Services Administration makes a pair of awards for the on-ramp of its massive human capital and training services vehicle as the agency prepares to defend them in court against one protestor.

  • By Ross Wilkers

CACI's Jack London dead at 83

Jack London, a giant of the government contracting industry and architect of the modern CACI International, has died at age 83.

  • By Nick Wakeman

The Biden administration and GovCon's leadership opportunity

As the Biden administration takes shape, the new president has called for unity and government contracting firms and the executives that lead them have an opportunity to set a positive example for both industry and country.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Huntington Ingalls board adds IC vet O'Sullivan

Huntington Ingalls Industries’ board of directors elects a new member in Stephanie O'Sullivan, the former no. 2 official in the Office of the Director of National intelligence.

  • By Washington Technology staff

General Dynamics books $695M Army IT order

General Dynamics confirms its win of a $695 million task order for secure IT services to support Army personnel, networks and systems.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Constellis appoints new CEO

Constellis unveils a succession plan that sees the risk management company's lead director become its next CEO.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Redwire's latest acquisition eyes both the physical and digital

In Redwire's sixth acquisition, the space technology outfit finds a business that focuses on both the platforms and the digital assets they have.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Raytheon promotes new transformation chief from within

Raytheon Technologies promotes one of the senior executives that helped create the merged company to lead business transformation efforts.

  • By Ross Wilkers

ASRC retains $212M NASA research contract

ASRC Federal keeps a $212 million NASA contract to support research efforts across multiple directorates.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Maxar's board adds former Air Force secretary

Maxar Technologies' board of directors elects a new member in Heather Wilson, the former Air Force Secretary.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Leidos completes 1901 Group deal

Leidos has closed its $215 million acquisition of 1901 Group to further build up managed IT services and cloud solutions capabilities.

  • By Nick Wakeman
Podcasts

PROJECT 38: How a new 'More's Law' drives today's market

In this episode of Project 38, Smartronix CEO Peter LaMontagne explains to Editor Nick Wakeman a new concept called “More’s Law” that sees agencies demand more data, more often, from more sources, in more formats and with more self-service tools to drive insights.

Years of effort and investment lead to NCI's biggest win

NCI Information Systems spent several years building towards its biggest-ever contract win at $807 million. Now it will deliver artificial intelligence and machine learning to the General Services Administration for that agency to transform its IT infrastructure.

  • By Nick Wakeman

NGA further previews $947M 'Clover' services vehicle

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency gives small business a new glimpse at its $947 million professional services vehicle known as "Clover" through the release of a draft solicitation.

  • By Ross Wilkers

ECS makes executive promotions

ECS moves a pair executives up to C-level roles, including one who joined the government IT segment of ASGN through an acquisition.

  • By Ross Wilkers

AeroVironment eyes higher-flying unmanned aircraft in $405M deal

AeroVironment is moving to close one acquisition for its ground game, but the unmanned systems maker in the meantime is revealing a second larger deal that adds aircraft and services for higher altitudes.

  • By Ross Wilkers

VTG continues evolution with latest deal

VTG has acquired Intelligent Shift to build up greater digital transformation skills and add critical intelligence community customers.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Boeing's Insitu subsidiary pays $25M to settle False Claims charges

An unmanned aerial vehicle business of Boeing has paid the government $25 million to settle charges that it passed off used parts as new ones in contracts with the Navy and Special Operations Command.

  • By Nick Wakeman

More firms added to Air Force's $950M battle management system effort

With a fifth round of awards, the Air Force expands the roster of companies to around 100 that will participate in the creation of a new multi-domain command-and-control system under a $950 million program.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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