The Defense Department's pursuit of the JEDI cloud strategy has the potential to open the market to commercial products and services like never before, but aren't we missing the opportunity to have a broader and more productive discussion?
ICF receives a potential 37-month, $188.85 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help review disaster recovery grant claims and formulate projects.
Serco's new CEO has kept the company on its long-time Navy customer will also finding ways to expand its footprint in other parts of the federal market.
The Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration makes its long-awaited $22 billion award of the next Los Alamos lab management contract.
Logistics contractor Culmen International adds federal services business of PlanetRisk for new business with defense, homeland security and intelligence agencies.
The market is poised for plenty of positive activity through end of this fiscal year. But executives and other market leaders see reasons to worry as we head into FY 2019.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has filed a fresh protest involving the $50 billion Alliant 2 Unrestricted contract now that other unsuccessful bidders lost their case before the Court of Federal Claims.
Six companies win places on a $240.4 million contract vehicle to perform engineering support services for Navy intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance platforms.
Jacobs Engineering Group sees growing opportunities to take on complex challenges that require skills around IT, integration and professional services. And it has the win streak to prove it.
The number of government contractors who have tried and failed to integrate a commercial cyber business continues to grow now as Leidos announces plans to sell that business to Capgemini.
CACI International has a three-prong strategy that banks on delighting customers, winning recompetes and new work and growing its fixed-price contracting.
The General Services Administration wins a favorable court ruling that clears the path to open its $50 billion Alliant 2 Unrestricted contract for IT services.
Serco Inc. receives a new $948 million contract to continue its eligibility processing services for CMS that will clear major headwinds for both the company and the Obamacare legislation.
