Army awards three OTA contracts for secure IT prototypes

The Army makes three "OTA" contract awards for prototype work on both the commercial delivery and management of secure IT services.

  • By Ross Wilkers

VSE appoints new federal leader

VSE Corp. appoints two-decade industry veteran Robert Moore to lead its federal services group.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Cybercom taps Applied Insight to help lead cloud migration

Cyber Command has selected Applied Insight to help lead the move of operations and activities into a cloud environment.

  • By Ross Wilkers

By Light to acquire training system provider

By Light Professional IT Services makes another deal to continue its strategy of growing in the middle tier, this time picking up a military training system provider.

  • By Ross Wilkers

ICF names new federal division CTO

ICF promotes one of its own to be chief technology officer for the federal division and hires three other leaders to chart the firm's IT modernization strategy.

Rapidly evolving health market creates opportunities for Stottlemyer and CNSI

The Health care market is in a period of transition, which is just the right environment for CNSI and its leadership team under Todd Stottlemyer.

  • By Ross Wilkers

3 lessons from both SAIC v. Leidos Air Force protests

Science Applications International and Leidos have each filed protests over Air Force awards the other won. Both tell a lot about how the companies have changed since they split and more about how task orders suffer from a lack of transparency.

  • By Nick Wakeman
Podcasts

PODCAST: SAP's Mark Testoni on JEDI, the cloud and more disruption

We talk to Mark Testoni, CEO of SAP NS2, about how the JEDI cloud contract has been a force in the market and points the way to more disruption even without an award.

JEDI already changing the market

The Defense Department's JEDI cloud infrastructure contract is already having a profound impact on the government market even as it still is to be awarded.

  • By Nick Wakeman

How Eastern Foundry pushes community as a tool for growing start-ups

Eastern Foundry offers office space and shared services, but a key to its growth and success is how it fosters a community among its members that include many start-ups.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Blue Delta exceeds goal in raising new $150M fund

Government market investment firm Blue Delta Capital Partners closes its latest fund at $150 million, more than the $125 million target and completed within four months.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Alion books $969M ISR support order

Alion Science and Technology confirms its receipt of a $969 million task order for logistics support and other services to support U.S. combatant commands in the area of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

  • By Ross Wilkers

AeroVironment CFO to step down, search underway

AeroVironment's chief financial officer announces plans to leave the company and a search for the next CFO is underway.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Mercury hires former DOD electronic warfare exec

Mercury Systems has hired William Conley, a former electronic warfare director for the Defense Department.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Coming divestitures likely to spawn new government services players

Fluor and AECOM are both moving toward divestitures of their large government services businesses, which could draw interest from buyers looking to create new platforms in the market.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Leidos fights for lost $728.2M Air Force cloud contract

Leidos is protesting the Air Force's decision to go with Science Applications International Corp. for a $728.2 million cloud migration contract.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Guidehouse adds former Army contracting exec

Guidehouse adds retired Army Brig. Gen. Mike Hoskin, also a former contracting executive there, to the company's defense market leadership team.

Centauri's first acquisition targets directed energy work

Centauri's first acquisition since its creation earlier in the year focuses on directed energy and laser technology.

  • By Ross Wilkers

GAO report offers little hope for mid-sized firms

A recent GAO report describes the challenges faced by mid-sized firms, but the really solution might be for small businesses to be better prepared for life in the full-and-open world.

  • By Nick Wakeman

AI in the hype cycle again; will it emerge this time?

Artificial intelligence has been around for decades and has gone through preview hype cycles only to disappointment. So why will things be different this time?

  • By Ross Wilkers
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