Looking back at the 2003 Top 100, it shows the tremendous changes that have occurred in the federal market as 69 companies have dropped from the list. Where did they go and why?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services becomes the latest agency to sign up for the General Services Administration's OASIS professional services vehicle.
Science Applications International Corp. wins its largest recompete with the three-year, $980.2 million Army "Battlefield Systems" services task order.
Accenture has dropped its protest of the Army General Fund Enterprise Business System, a $142 million contract where it was the incumbent, and leave the work to rival IBM.
Canada's best known space company MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates is now "Maxar" after its blockbuster acquisition DigitalGlobe buy closed. Maxar's CEO takes us inside what's next.
Business Integra Technology Solutions focused on high-end scientific challenges at NASA as it made a dramatic shift form IT and staffing work to engineering services and products.
Aerospace giant Boeing makes another move in its effort to be an autonomous technology leader through the acquisition of drone maker Aurora flight Sciences.
Raytheon promotes its investor relations leader Todd Ernst to vice president of corporate development in a role that includes oversight of the defense contractor's mergers-and-acquisitions program.
Booz Allen Hamilton has been using acquisitions, new hires and alliances as a way to create a sustainable innovation culture at the more than 100-year-old company.
