Dell Technologies has launched a new program, through which it will work closer with three distributors as way of providing more support to small and mid-sized partners.
Leidos takes in a $93.5 million task order to implement new agile development processes for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency’s IT environment.
ManTech feels almost no pressure to make the same type of megadeal that many of their competitors have as they look to gain market share on their own accord.
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has paused Oracle's lawsuit over the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract so the federal government can evaluate if potential conflicts of interest have impacted the procurement.
Nonprofit consulting firm LMI launches a venture capital fund to find companies in emerging technology domains, not unlike what other government market giants have done.
Leidos is near the three-year mark since its megadeal to buy Lockheed Martin's IT services business and it sees a clear path to growth. Partly by design, that does mean some profit pressure.
Just eight months old and Perspecta can already point to a $900 million Army win as just one sign that the logic behind the three-way merger is already paying off.
In its motion for judgment, Oracle restates its case but offers some intriguing details about what it wants, alleged contracting officer miscalculations, and argues that the CIA cloud ain't so hot.
