AT&T's public sector group has named a new VP of defense and a VP of strategy, operations and technology in the wake of several recent high-level departures.
In one of those rare mergers of equal deals, TeraThink Corp. and Dominion Consulting have combined their operations, creating an $80 million a year entity.
The Army has named 171 companies as winners of an $8.3 billion contract to support research and development work related to chemical and biological weapons.
The annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards program recognized four companies and three executives for their success in the past year, as well as inducted a new member of the GovCon Hall of Fame.
The Professional Services Council's annual Vision forecast shows that the market is still adjusting to the Trump administration and the uncertainty that has come with it.
CSRA is moving forward with a $163 million endpoint security contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency now that a bid protest has been withdrawn.
Tanium and World Wide Technology finalize a potential five-year, $750 million cyber services contract with the Defense Department's Silicon Valley organization.
Large contractors dominate the procurement landscape at the Health and Human Services Department, according to a Govini analysis presented at the recent WT HHS Industry Day.
Three of the "Big Four" wireless carriers will continue their services for defense and other federal agencies under a new potential five-year, $993 million Navy contract. But which telecom giant missed out?
Leidos has turned to the Government Accountability Office in a bid to keep an incumbent contract worth $578 million to support screening and other security equipment.
The National Nuclear Security Administration is now accepting bids for a potential $23 billion contract to find the next Los Alamos National Laboratory manager.
CenturyLink and Level 3 Communications have gotten the Federal Communications Commission's approval for their $34 billion merger, now set to close Nov. 1.
