Private equity firm takes majority ownership of health IT firm CNSI
Private equity firm Alvarez & Marsal Capital takes majority ownership of federal health care IT contractor CNSI as part of efforts to further expand across federal and state markets.
GD to jettison CSRA's Seaport-e business
The Navy raised concerns about conflicts of interest because of work CSRA was doing under Seaport-e and now General Dynamics is looking for a buyer for the business.
Noblis merges NSP subsidiary into parent org
Nonprofit organization Noblis merges its Noblis NSP subsidiary into the parent company to consolidate intelligence and law enforcement-related services.
Fierce competition drives firms to find new talent sources
More companies are taking a strategic approach to opening facilities in areas away from traditional hubs as a way of finding the right talent at the right price.
Orolia makes deal to bolster military offerings
Orolia, a company focused on the high-tech area of resilient positioning, navigation and timing has acquired a firm to address vulnerabilities in global navigation and search and rescue.
AWS files rare bid protest over Google's West Point award
Amazon Web Services is protesting a contract that the Army wants to give to Google to supply its GSuite to West Point.
Google's culture clashes with Project Maven work
Thousands of employees are asking Google to pull out of Project Maven, an initiative to improve how artificial intelligence is used on the battlefield.
Siemens' federal arm closes Dresser-Rand government divestiture
Siemens’ U.S. federal arm wraps up the sale its now-former Dresser-Rand government business to industrial company Curtiss-Wright for $212.5 million in cash.
Deal done: General Dynamics closes CSRA buy
General Dynamics closes its mega acquisition of CSRA to create a true "top two" player in government IT.
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LinkedIn's reach continues to grow among feds
The number of federal employees on LinkedIn continues to grow so leverage the social network is a critical tool for success.
Raytheon lodges protest over lost $3.5B Army training contract
Raytheon has filed a protest over a $3.5 billion incumbent training contract with the Army it lost to Lockheed Martin.
With Shulkin out at VA, what happens to the Cerner deal?
The Department of Veterans Affairs looked set to ink a $10 billion deal for new health record software system. Then the secretary got fired.
Looking outside the Beltway for future tech talent
Leidos CEO Roger Krone is looking outside the Washington metro area for engineering and software hires.
ASGN closes ECS deal to enter federal market
ASGN has closed its $775 million acquisition of ECS Federal in a deal to enter the government IT market.
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