The now-former AECOM Management Services business is now an independent government services company with private equity backing. So where does the now-casted "Amentum" go from here?
Over the past two years, the long-awaited promise of artificial intelligence for the federal government has started to become a reality as the market moves beyond exploration and deeper into collaboration and information-sharing.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services makes a second try at awarding a $5 billion data and research support contract that could be protested again.
IBM has created a new structure for its government business by consolidating units to create a streamlined approach to the market, all as CEO Ginni Rometty prepares to retire.
Publicly-traded government contractors have to strike a delicate balance when talking about their classified businesses, especially as they become major areas of growth.
General Dynamics IT saw its revenue growth hampered somewhat in 2019 due to protests and award delays, but 2020 does start with bookings success and maybe more if large awards such as NGEN and the DEOS redo go their way.
Booz Allen Hamilton's lost protest of a Veterans Affairs contract helps show the wide discretion agencies have in determining which proposal offers the best value.
United Technologies updates investors on how the company is moving on its to-do list before the megadeal with Raytheon closes, including the sale of one business. More divestitures sound likely after the future Raytheon Technologies opens for business.
Our Feb. 7 WT Power Breakfast on the mergers and acquisitions landscape will present views from multiple dealmakers at large, small and mid-sized firms. The bankers and backers helping them are coming too.
BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary has promoted one of its own veterans to become chief technology officer of the systems integration and government services business.
