OGSystems adds former Novetta chief Lamontagne to board

OGSystems adds former Novetta CEO Peter LaMontagne to the board of directors.

Fluor awarded $831M Puerto Rico power construction contract

Fluor wins an $831 million contract for construction services to the Army Corps of Engineers to help restore electricity in Puerto Rico.

STG moves forward under new structure

Despite resignations and defaults by its parent organization, STG Inc. continues to move forward as an operating company and even sees hope for growth in 2018.

NASA poised for second shot at $1.2B MSOC award

NASA will try for a second time to award its $1.2 billion Mission Systems Operations Contract for technical and professional services.

Accenture's federal arm promotes Meehan to COO

Accenture's federal business promotes Ed Meehan to COO in the wake of John Goodman's move up to CEO of the business.

Navy hands down $155M ISR, info operations contract

The Navy chooses four companies to provide ISR and information operations support over a potential five-year, $155.3 million contract.

DIA taps Johns Hopkins' APL for $125M sensor contract

DIA sole sources the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory for a potential five-year, $125 million sensor research contract.

TeraThink adds former SAIC exec Wagoner to board

TeraThink adds former SAIC executive Doug Wagoner to the board of directors on the heels of a merger-of-equals with Dominion Consulting.

GAO bans firm from bid protests for second time

Latvian Connection has been slapped with its second suspension from bid protests -- this time for two-years -- because it continues to file nuisance protests with GAO.

Greg Godbout on career choices and agile development's evolution

The co-founder of 18F and former EPA CTO Greg Godbout has moved to TechFlow to create a Sherpa to help agencies make real changes through agile development and digital services.

Peraton to back DISA spectrum sharing efforts

Peraton will help DISA carry out efforts to share spectrum with commercial entities under a pair of task orders.

ManTech keeps $847M Army vehicle contract

ManTech International has kept its largest recompete by winning a five-year, $847 million task order to support the Army's fleet of 25,000 MRAP vehicles.

Are we headed for a shutdown?

The possibility of a shutdown Dec. 8 continues to grow as the White House and Democrats clash.

Protests on $7.8B SSA IT contract headed for January resolution

The protest process continues to grind forward for the Social Security Administration's $7.8 billion IT Support Services Contract.

Orbital ATK shareholders approve Northrop deal

It was nearly unanimous as Orbital ATK shareholders voted to approve the company's acquisition by Northrop Grumman.

L3 shifts execs as prep for new CEO

L3 Technologies has shifted several executives as it prepares for the arrival of a new CEO.

ManTech names new president of mission and cyber group

Rick Wagner has been named president of ManTech's mission, cyber and intelligence solutions group. He'll replace the retiring Bill Varner on Jan. 1.

September remains the hottest month of the government's fiscal year

New data sheds further light on how September has become a "spending spree" season for defense agencies to get contract obligations out the door.

Booz Allen's defense & intell lead to retire

Booz Allen Hamilton is rearranging its executive team as its defense and intelligence business lead plans to retire next year.

Army unveils $82B LOGCAP V solicitation

The Army has released the much-anticipated request for proposals for its $82 billion "LOGCAP V" global logistics services contract.