IBM continues Army logistics modernization with third win
IBM continues its winning streak with the Army's Logistics Data Analysis Center, which is evolving its operations from pure logistics services to a center of data analytics and automation for the entire Army.
Gunnison adds chief growth officer
Gunnison continues to build the infrastructure needed to move into the middle tier as it adds 25-year industry veteran as its chief growth officer.
SAIC clinches $830M Army recompete
Science Applications International Corp. reports its win of an $830 million recompete of its contract for engineering and integration services to support the Army’s aviation systems.
QuantiTech completes third deal with private equity backing
QuantiTech completes a third transaction with the backing of its private equity owner that represents a next and larger step for the government services company.
AI firm details public sector push
Artificial intelligence company Persado gives a glimpse at how it plans to pursue growth in the public sector and the executive it hired to lead that strategy.
T-Rex realigns, hires execs to steer next phase
On the heels of a major acquisition, T-Rex Solutions unveils a new organizational structure and a related set of leadership appointments to lead the company through its next phase.
NOAA adds one more to $2.1B systems modernization pact
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration makes room for one additional company on that agency's $2.1 billion IT systems modernization blanket purchase agreement reserved for small businesses.
Veritas teaming with activist hedge fund on Cubic acquisition
Veritas Capital and the activist hedge fund led by noted investor Paul Singer have teamed up to acquire Cubic Corp., whose board of directors has now accepted the offer.
Accenture down but not out in battle for Healthcare.gov
The Government Accountability Office has ruled against Accenture's objections to the revised Healthecare.gov solicitation, but that doesn't knock the company out of the competition.
Huntington Ingalls divests oil & gas business
Huntington Ingalls Industries completes the sale of its business focused on the oil and gas sector to a private equity firm.
Booz Allen adds new national security SVP
Booz Allen Hamilton brings in a new senior vice president to work with government clients on technology and workforce strategies.
CGI's VA roll out marks new start for troubled program
CGI has delivered the first implementation of a financial management upgrade at the Veterans Affairs Department that's been decades in the making.
General Dynamics, Microsoft ink new cloud partnership pact
General Dynamics and Microsoft announce a new partnership involving the latter's Azure cloud offering and the classified regions for government agencies.
General Dynamics board adds former Wachovia CEO
General Dynamics’ board of directors adds a new member in Robert Steel, a former CEO of Wachovia
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: Deloitte's vision of the post-COVID market
Deloitte’s public sector leader Mike Canning speaks with Editor Nick Wakeman about the long-term impacts of COVID-19 on work and the business of government, along with his view of how public health should now be a national security priority.
Peraton reveals new structure with Northrop IT acquisition done
Peraton unveils its new operating structure with Northrop Grumman's IT services business now in the fold.
IBM elevates new federal leader
IBM has appointed a new leader of its U.S. public sector business to replace Jay Bellissimo, now a senior executive at Vonage.
Bezos successor shows importance of cloud to Amazon's future
Jeff Bezos is stepping as CEO and his successor -- Amazon Web Services' own chief CEO Andy Jassy -- shows just how critical the cloud is to Amazon's future.
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