DynCorp ran afoul of entity code requirement

In another example of how procurement officials can go strictly by the book, DynCorp International sees another protest denied because of mismatched entity codes.

Unknowns, caution surround GovCon in wake of anti-bias training ban

President Trump’s executive order banning certain types of racial diversity and inclusion training has put many in the government contracting world in a bind, unsure of what to say or do.

ECS' latest acquisition seeks greater geospatial presence

The parent company of ECS closes an acquisition to give that business more of a foothold in geospatial intelligence programs.

VA makes next CCN care network regional award

The Veterans Affairs Department awards the next major contract for its eight-year, multibillion dollar Community Care Network effort to stand up a new care service provider setup.

NDIA appoints Punaro board chair

The National Defense Industrial Association, one of three main trade groups representing government contractors, has appointed a familiar face to chair its board of directors.

Stopgap funding bill extends GovCon reimbursements for pandemic

The new fiscal year begins with a stopgap funding bill and the extension of a key mechanism government contractors see as helping them keep employees on the payroll during the pandemic, but both are set to expire in December.

DLH's newest acquisition increases presence with defense agencies

Sixteen months after one acquisition, health IT company DLH's latest deal adds more research and systems development work for Defense Department agencies.

Why mission matters: MartinFederal to help DOD identify remains of unknown war dead

MartinFederal has won a contract to index Korean War reference documents in an effort that supports the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency's efforts to identify the remains of American war-dead.

Videos: Executive insights on the 2020 Top 100

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OM Group expands biz development efforts with new hire

OM Group, No. 3 on the 2020 Washington Technology Fast 50, has hired new vice president of business development as it looks to continue rapidly growing.

Sevatec to build new identity platform for USCIS

Sevatec has been picked to develop an authentication and identity proofing platform for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Geospark Analytics details CEO transition

Geospark Analytics is undertaking a leadership transition at the very top as the geospatial and data analytics startup gets ready for the next phase of its strategy.

Dcode launches DevOps, security acceleration program

Dcode has added four companies to a new acceleration program aimed at bringing companies with promising DevOps and security solutions to the federal market.

Huntington Ingalls brings digital bent to new unmanned center

Ground now broken, Huntington Ingalls Industries' unmanned center of excellence is all about positioning the company for the same kind of leadership in that domain as in larger manned ships. HII's unmanned systems business leader shares how the center will work and what is to come.

How foosball killed this $700M NASA win

A weekly gathering for food and foosball that included a NASA official and a member of the winning team for a $700 million contract caused a conflict of interest that was not mitigated, thus nixing the award.

Serco's US arm appoints new finance chief

Serco Inc., the British contractor's U.S. subsidiary, is bringing on a new chief financial officer as its current CFO approaches retirement.

Round 2: Air Force makes new awards for Skyborg unmanned effort

The Air Force makes a second round of awards for Skyborg -- its program to develop future unmanned aerial vehicles that can use artificial intelligence in working with their manned counterparts.

Northrop books $690M defense intell data award

Northrop Grumman secures a $690 million contract to work with the Defense Intelligence Agency on building a new data environment for housing information.

Push back begins against anti-diversity training ban

An IT group, a law firm and a government worker union have added their voices to the opposition to the White House plan to ban training that addresses certain areas of diversity and inclusion.

FAST 50: OM Group's willingness to change brought success

OM Group lands at No. 3 on the 2020 Fast 50 thanks to the company's willingness to change and its focus on the next big thing in technology.