BAE's US arm appoints new services business CTO

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.

NetImpact hires USDA, Navy vet as innovation chief

NetImpact Strategies brings on board a former USDA and Navy IT executive as chief innovation officer.

Lines blur between traditional and non-traditional players

As more commercial companies enter the federal market, the lines between traditional and non-traditional players is evolving and changing how companies partner and how the government engages with industry.

ECS adds Blackstone Federal to expand DHS business

ECS Federal and its parent ASGN Inc. have closed an $85 million deal to acquire the federal division of Blackstone Technology Group.

CACI adds Edwards to BD leadership team

CACI International appoints nearly three-decade defense sector veteran Marlin Edwards to its business development leadership team.

Noblis hires new talent chief

Noblis brings on board a former ManTech International executive as chief people officer to oversee talent recruitment and career development initiatives.

Lockheed's board adds former joint chiefs chair

Lockheed Martin's board of directors elects a new member in Joseph Dunford, the most recent Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman.

Don't buy the consolidation hype

Wolf Den Associates offers a contrarian view of all the M&A activity in the market and its message is clear: Bigger isn't always better.

NASA taps incumbent KBR for $400M research support contract

NASA has chosen incumbent KBR for a $400 million contract to support the agency's scientific and technology development initiatives.

Huntington Ingalls takes $954M Air Force ISR order

Huntington Ingalls Industries wins a $954 million task order for manned and unmanned airborne ISR services to the Air Force.

Leidos appoints new health group COO

Leidos brings aboard longtime health sector veteran Michael Jackman to help lead the company's work in that market.

AeroVironment names its next CFO

Unmanned aircraft company AeroVironment announces who will be its next chief financial officer.

Upcoming earnings reports offer insights into what's ahead in 2020

The next quarterly sprint of earnings reports from publicly-traded government contractors is about to begin and we expect insights into M&A, procurement and tech trends coming in 2020.

Leidos faces challenges to securing its biggest recompetes

Leidos is facing protests of two of its largest recompete wins at the Defense Information Systems Agency and Energy Department.

JEDI legal fights press on in two courts

Not one, but two ongoing legal battles over the Defense Department's JEDI cloud infrastructure contract have advanced with many global tech giants in the thick of it.

Verizon continues fight against LPTA task order

A corrective action was seen as a victory, but Verizon is protesting again after DISA and the Air Force released a new LPTA solicitation.

DOT makes awards on $700M enterprise IT contract

The Transportation Department makes a pair of awards on its $700 million enterprise IT services contract.

Govini promotes Dougherty to CEO

Govini promotes its national security lead Tara Murphy Dougherty to CEO of the defense spending data company.

CACI fights back after contract reversal

CACI International is fighting back after a Navy contract was taken away from it after a competitor successfully protested.

BAE makes big bet to ride GPS upgrade wave

BAE Systems is spending almost $2 billion to acquire a military GPS business ahead of a required mandate on those systems to use a new type of encryption.